As the total cost of cybercrime reaches into trillions of dollars and continues to rise, a firm called Intezer — which  has built a way to analyse, identify and eradicate malware by way of an ordering system similar to what’s used when mapping out DNA — has raised $15 million to double down on growth. The funding, a Series B, is being led by OpenView Partners, the VC with a focus on expansion rounds for enterprise software companies, with participation from previous investors Intel Capital (which led the Series A in 2017), Magma, Samsung NEXT, USAA, and Alon Cohen, the founder and former CEO of CyberArk, who is also a co-founder of Intezer.

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