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Birmingham Post
Birmingham Post
Technology
David Elliott

Belfast cyber security firm bags £2.4M funding with eyes on global growth

A Belfast firm which develops technology to secure the operation of drones and other remotely operated vehicles has secured £2.4 million in funding.

ANGOKA’s latest raise comes from London-based 24Haymarket alongside GALLOS and the Co-Investment Fund (NI) through Clarendon Fund Managers. It said it would use the investment to grow its business globally and speed the development of its cyber security programmes.

It has been partnering with a number of projects in the UK Research and Innovation’s Future Flight Challenge. That includes Skyway in which air traffic corridors in the south of England have been designated for drones and unmanned aircraft. ANGOKA supplies the hacker-proof security for automated, teleoperated and unmanned aircraft using these corridors.

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