Cilter Technologies, a child-protection software company that makes internet use safer for children by filtering data on devices for offensive content and alerting parents if threats are found, is raising €1.5m as it looks to accelerate its product development.
Pam Murphy, the Irishwoman heading up US cybersecurity giant Imperva, said the company plans to continue hiring in Europe despite the downturn in the tech sector.
Everseen, the Cork artificial intelligence start-up, is in the black after turning a profit last year following a spike in revenue.
