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Secfense

San Francisco, US · Founded 2018 · 17 employees on LinkedIn · 5 known investors

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Secfense provides a platform that adds phishing-resistant multi-factor authentication, passkeys, passwordless login, and infrastructure exposure control to enterprise applications without changing application code or replacing identity systems. It serves enterprises such as banks and insurers protecting users, customers, legacy and modern apps, and exposed services like VPN, Citrix, and OWA.

Founders & leadership

Secfense was founded in 2018 by Marcin Szary and Tomasz Kowalski.

MSMarcin Szary
Marcin SzaryinCo-founder & CEOSzary has held CTO roles at multiple startups in mobile, telecom, and security, overseeing R&D in multi-factor authentication and mobile payments. He has also worked as a contractor on virtualization, storage, and data security projects for enterprise clients in telecom, banking, and the public sector.
TKTomasz Kowalski
Tomasz KowalskiFounder & CEO (in memoriam)

Investors · 5

Also in the syndicate · 2

StartupMafiaTera VC

Funding

SEC filings, press & company announcements

$2M disclosed across 1 round · 2022

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Competitors · 10

by search overlap
Yubico16 shared keywordsYubico manufactures hardware security keys and authentication solutions that protect user identities and prevent unauthorized access for enterprises and consumers. The company develops FIDO/WebAuthn standards and security devices used globally to secure internet access.
HYPR14 shared keywordsHYPR provides phishing-resistant, passwordless authentication for enterprise security teams using device-bound passkeys and public key cryptography. The platform integrates with existing identity providers and security tools to support Zero Trust initiatives and compliance requirements including PCI DSS and NIST standards.
Okta14 shared keywordsOkta provides identity and access management products designed to protect the identities of workforce and customer users. The company serves enterprises and organizations that need to manage identity authentication and authorization across digital environments.
Beyond Identity13 shared keywordsBeyond Identity provides an authentication and identity platform built with security as the foundational design principle, eliminating passwords and validating both users and devices. The platform serves enterprise customers requiring access security and continuous authentication posture monitoring.
Proton12 shared keywordsProton develops free and open-source privacy and security software including encrypted email, contacts, and VPN services. The company uses its technology and resources to defend digital freedom, internet access, and privacy rights globally, particularly for journalists, activists, and people living under authoritarian regimes.
Frontegg11 shared keywordsFrontegg provides a low-code customer identity and access management (CIAM) platform that secures user login and authentication for SaaS applications. It also offers an agentic layer that lets SaaS products expose their functionality to users through generative AI platforms.
OneKey10 shared keywordsOneKey makes hardware wallets and related software for storing and managing cryptocurrency, including staking management and support for EVM decoding, Solana message signing, and connections to wallets like MetaMask and Sparrow. It serves crypto users seeking self-custody of digital assets.
SuperTokens10 shared keywordsSuperTokens is an open-source user authentication platform that enables developers to add authentication infrastructure to their products within 15 minutes. The company provides robust user management and authentication services to engineering teams building applications, following an open core model with free base features and paid enterprise capabilities.
Teleport10 shared keywordsTeleport is an infrastructure identity platform that modernizes identity, access, and policy for computing environments. The company helps engineering teams reduce complexity and attack surface by simplifying trusted computing for critical infrastructure.
AlphaServe10 shared keywordsAlpha Serve (now part of Tempo) builds integration apps and connectors that enable data export from enterprise software platforms like Jira, Shopify, ServiceNow, and Zendesk into business intelligence tools such as Power BI and Tableau. The company serves organizations seeking to streamline reporting, analytics, and data visualization across their software ecosystems.

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Frequently asked questions

What does Secfense do?
Secfense provides a platform that adds phishing-resistant multi-factor authentication, passkeys, passwordless login, and infrastructure exposure control to enterprise applications without changing application code or replacing identity systems. It serves enterprises such as banks and insurers protecting users, customers, legacy and modern apps, and exposed services like VPN, Citrix, and OWA.
Who founded Secfense?
Secfense was founded by Marcin Szary, Tomasz Kowalski in 2018.
Who are Secfense's investors?
Secfense's investors include Presto Ventures, RKKVC, Tera Ventures.
How much funding has Secfense raised?
Secfense has disclosed $2M raised across 1 round.
Where is Secfense headquartered?
Secfense is headquartered in San Francisco, US.