Insights

Today, we’re thrilled to announce that we have raised $600 million for our Ten Eleven Ventures third generation fund (“TE3”). This also marks a notable milestone for our firm: taken together with our prior funds, we cross over $1 billion under management.

As cybersecurity specialist investors, the team at Ten Eleven is acutely aware of the risks that employees face every day by accessing the web.

As specialized cybersecurity investors, one of the ways we source investments is to hunt for emerging technology already seeing rapid adoption from leading enterprises.

When it comes to security breakthroughs, the story often follows a familiar arc: new technology is created that enables excellent efficiency and productivity for business, government, and consumers. Buyers latch on, excited by the promise of what the technology enables.

GoSecure security experts analyze the cybersecurity implications of Russia's invasion of Ukraine, examining how the conflict is accelerating the use of destructive malware, attacks on critical infrastructure, and cyber-enabled information warfare that could spill over beyond the immediate theater of conflict. The post provides practical guidance for enterprise security teams on how to assess their exposure and strengthen defenses against the TTPs associated with Russian state-sponsored threat actors.

OffSec shares five practical tips for breaking into cybersecurity without formal experience, drawing on the real-world stories of two professionals who successfully transitioned from unrelated fields. Key advice includes building foundational technical knowledge, earning hands-on certifications like the OSCP, and leveraging transferable skills from prior careers to stand out to security employers.