The new investments come shortly after Ordr closed a $27.5 million Series B funding round in December. Though the amount of additional funding from Mayo Clinic and Kaiser Permanente Ventures was not disclosed, Ordr noted in a March 5 news release that it has now raised about $50 million to date.
“The number of IoT devices is rapidly expanding across all industries and with it the potential for data breaches. It is critical for healthcare organizations to be proactive in securing such devices and the network on which they operate, to protect the patients who depend on them,” Daniel van den Bergh, principal at Kaiser Permanente Ventures, said in the release, adding, “Ordr has developed a powerful platform that leverages machine learning and behavioral analytics to protect IoT devices automatically, preemptively and at scale across the enterprise.”
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