Fulton-based cybersecurity startup Dragos closed on a $10 million Series A, the company announced Monday.
The funding round was led by Energy Impact Partners and Allegis Capital, with participation from Fulton-based DataTribe.
Dragos’ founders met while working in the intelligence community, where they worked on a mission to identify, analyze and respond to nation-states launching cyber attacks against industrial control systems. That’s the critical infrastructure providing key functions for society like electricity, drinking water and transportation. One example of their work emerged earlier this year, when the company made a key discovery about a piece of malware that was used to cause a power outage in Ukraine. Dubbed CrashOverride, it’s the only known malware that targets a power grid.
