What is Ubiq Security?
Ubiq Security, Inc. operates at the intersection of identity management and data security, providing a sophisticated platform for encryption, tokenization, and masking. By decoupling security from the application layer, the company enables organizations to enforce granular data protection policies across diverse environments, including databases and API gateways. Its platform is engineered to integrate seamlessly with existing identity management frameworks, effectively reducing the friction typically associated with implementing enterprise-grade security protocols. With over 30 native integrations, Ubiq serves as a critical layer for firms in highly regulated industries—such as banking and healthcare—that must balance stringent compliance requirements with the need for rapid digital transformation.
How much funding has Ubiq Security raised?
Ubiq Security has raised a total of $6.8M across 3 funding rounds:
Debt
$150K
Angel/Seed
$6.4M
Debt
$226K
Debt (2020): $150K with participation from PPP
Angel/Seed (2020): $6.4M led by DLA Piper Venture, Cove Fund II, Alexandria Venture Investments, Okapi Venture Capital, TenOneTen Ventures, and Volta Global
Debt (2021): $226K supported by PPP
Key Investors in Ubiq Security
Okapi Venture Capital
Okapi Venture Capital is a firm that has been seeding and scaling startups since 2005, focusing on information technology and life sciences investments.
Alexandria Venture Investments
Alexandria Real Estate Equities, Inc. is a real estate investment trust that engages in the ownership and development of properties for the life sciences industry.
Volta Global
Volta Global is a group of unconventional entrepreneurs focused on creating and growing brands that prioritize authenticity and genuine value for customers.
What's next for Ubiq Security?
With the recent capital injection, Ubiq Security is poised to deepen its market penetration by enhancing its automated key management capabilities and expanding its suite of native integrations. The strategic focus will likely shift toward scaling its go-to-market engine to capture larger enterprise accounts that are increasingly prioritizing zero-trust architectures. As the regulatory landscape for data privacy continues to tighten globally, Ubiq's ability to provide a unified, identity-driven security layer offers a significant competitive advantage. The company is expected to leverage this financial backing to bolster its engineering talent and refine its platform's performance, ensuring it remains the standard for organizations seeking to secure sensitive information without compromising operational efficiency.
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