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ViaQuo
Leading provider of internet-based distributed access permissioning software
About ViaQuo
ViaQuo was a cybersecurity firm specializing in access permissioning software for data protection. Headquartered in San Jose, CA, the company operated within the network management software and SaaS sectors, catering to a diverse client base that included carriers, internet service providers, content vendors, and various enterprises.
The company's core offering was ViaSeal, a web-based platform designed to control enterprise-wide information and digital content. This software enabled clients to secure and tamper-proof digital packages of media or sensitive enterprise information for distribution over the internet. The primary function was to provide a robust solution for managing who could access specific digital assets, thereby protecting them from unauthorized use.
ViaQuo demonstrated early traction in the venture capital market, securing a Series A funding round of $2 million in June 1999, which was part of a total of $12 million raised from investors like Sienna Ventures and VenGlobal Capital Fund. The company's trajectory culminated in its acquisition by SiVault Systems on November 30, 2004, marking its exit from the market as an independent entity.
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- Founded
- 2001
- Headquarters
- San Jose, United States
- Sector
- eCommerce & Marketplaces
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Series A2 investors entered at this stage
- SVSienna Ventures
- VCVenGlobal Capital
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