TrustLab
Online security solution
- 21-100 employees
- B2B
- Security
- Machine Learning
- SaaS
- Cyber Security
- Hayward Park, San Mateo, CA
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Company mission
To make the internet a safer place.
Our take
The internet is often an equally incredible and terrifying place, with the vast amount of information that can be found beyond what we imagined. Online security and safety is most definitely something that users worry about. TrustLab is a web security platform developer looking to create a safer internet for everyone.
The company looks to support its clients by mitigating customer risks within their business. The solution aids the reduction of things like misinformation and hate speech. TrustLab is now the security provider for some of the largest online marketplaces, social media platforms and more, including the likes of the University of Michigan.
Founded in 2019, the company has grown an impressive list of partnerships. More recently, it entered a strategic partnership with In-Q-Tel, the U.S. intelligence community’s venture capital arm, where TrustLabs technology is being leveraged to look into crucial internet trends and narratives that could impact national security. The work TrustLabs is fronting is most definitely called for in this day and age and it’s exciting to see the number of impactful partnerships taking place the company is taking on.
Steph
Company Specialist at Welcome to the Jungle
Funding (1 round)
Jun 2023
$15m
SERIES A
Total funding: $15m
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Leadership
Tom Siegel
(Co-Founder & CEO)Tom is also the Co-Founder and President of Fishbowl Challenge. Previously, they spent over 12 years at Google in various roles, including Director/VP of Trust & Safety.
Benji Loney
(Co-Founder & CPO)Benji previously served as the Chief of Staff at Reddit and as a Director of Global Community Development Strategy at ByteDance. Before that, they spent 6 years at YouTube in various roles, including Policy & Operations Global Lead.
Shankar Ponnekanti
(Co-Founder & CTO)Prior to co-founding Trust Lab in 2020, Shankar spent nearly 15 years at Google as a Distinguished Engineer/Senior Director.