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A company emerging from stealth to protect satellites and aircraft from cyberattacks
tigerbytecyber.usLinkedInHanover, USACybersecurity
11 sources · checked 1 time, last 10d ago
FinSMEs reports Washington, DC, while CyberWire says New Hampshire-based; the more specific article wins. FinSMEs’ $3M notation is used over CyberWire’s roundup wording, $3 million. The original announcement day is not stated.
| Round | Amount | Announced | Lead | Buzz |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Seed | $3M | 2026-09-17 | Hale Capital Partners | No recent discussion |
11 sources · checked 1 time, last 10d ago [ VERIFIED · CORRECTED ] read against 3 of 11 sources
FinSMEs reports Washington, DC, while CyberWire says New Hampshire-based; the more specific article wins. FinSMEs’ $3M notation is used over CyberWire’s roundup wording, $3 million. The original announcement day is not stated. | ||||
Aircraft, satellites, vehicles, and drones increasingly depend on connected edge devices, but many legacy platforms were not designed for today's cyber threats; TigerByte says its Cyber Protection Suite adds hardware-enforced data validation, deep packet inspection, network segmentation, and post-quantum encryption without replacing underlying platforms. The bet is that the $3 million seed round and more than $7 million in government contracts will scale production and US manufacturing after the technology achieved flight heritage on an operational satellite, helping modernize mission-critical systems while preserving data integrity and trusted autonomy.
Checked against 10 sources on Sep 23
Also named as backers in company research: DARPA