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Brama Systems, a Utrecht-based tech company that offers affordable network security, announced that it has secured investment from TIIN Capital’s Dutch Security TechFund.
The Dutch company will use the funds to scale its platform and achieve the company’s strategic growth ambitions.
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Brama Systems: What you need to know
Led by Hans Keukenschrijver, Brama Systems provides a network security platform that enables companies to protect their network infrastructure against unwanted and unauthorised access.
Hans Keukenschrijver, CEO at Brama Systems, says, “Cybercrime, hacks, and data leaks have unfortunately increased tremendously over the last years. On top of that, the average number of users, the number of connected devices, and the volume of (guest)access to company networks also continue to grow rapidly. This puts business leaders and managers in front of a dilemma: wanting to enforce high standards of network security without getting in the way of business processes, (guest) access, and customer experience.”
“Brama Systems brings NAC/NAP technology into an affordable and user-friendly platform that enables even SMEs to implement optimal network security without compromises or inconveniences to their daily operations. The investment by Dutch Security TechFund enables us to continue to invest in our technology platform, expand our commercial team, and execute our international ambitions,” he adds.
Founded by three experienced networks and IT security experts, Brama Systems’ NAC/NAP technology enables companies to monitor and control all devices that attempt to access the company network and ensure maximum protection.
According to Brama Systems, the scalable NAC/NAP technology is easy to implement and provides organisations a reliable platform to manage access to the company network and block any unauthorised access attempt.
The platform (SaaS – On-Premise – Hybrid) serves Service Providers, Value Added Resellers, and Hardware vendors.
Adriaan Hosmann, CTO at Brama Systems, says, “The product portfolio of Brama Systems is designed around our proprietary advanced ‘PKI engine’. This enables us to appoint certificates to users and devices in a fast, simple, and reliable manner. Via these certificates our platform monitors and controls all access to the networks, blocking any unauthorised attempts – fully in line with ‘Zero trust’ principles.”
TIIN Capital: What you need to know
TIIN Capital was founded in 1998, and started with its sixth venture capital fund in 2019 – one of them being Dutch Security TechFund. This fund is sector-focused and backs startups and scale-ups in cybersecurity and IoT Security. The firm works together with Security Delta in The Hague, the Netherlands, and the European Cyber Security Organisation (ECSO) in Brussels, Belgium.
Michael Lucassen, managing partner at TIIN Capital, says, “Cybersecurity for SMEs in The Netherlands is very important, also for the large enterprises because, ultimately, we are only as strong as our weakest link. The user-friendly network protection platform of Brama Systems makes a key piece of cybersecurity technology that used to be affordable only for large enterprises, now also available and affordable for SMEs.”
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