A Manchester cybersecurity company that helps the likes of Pets at Home, William Hill and All Saints avoid bot attacks has been spun off to become a standalone business.
Netacea had been part of Intechnica, which is also based in the city, and recently raised £9m to help it expand its presence in the UK and US.
The company was started in 2018, detects bot attacks that target mobile, web and API applications and employs 100 people.
