Inforcer Raises $50M Series C to Bolster AI and Cybersecurity for SMBs

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London-based cybersecurity startup Inforcer has secured $50 million in a Series C funding round. The round was led by investment firm Insight Partners. Inforcer focuses on helping smaller businesses navigate growing risks tied to artificial intelligence and cybersecurity threats. The fresh capital is expected to support the company's efforts to expand its security solutions tailored for the SMB market.

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