Kasada, a Sydney-based cybersecurity startup increasingly used by clients to fend off artificial intelligence data-mining bots from their websites, is worth more than $300 million following a new fundraising round led by one of the world’s largest private equity firms.
Kasada, founded by then-19-year-old Sam Crowther in 2015, detects and blocks malicious bots from accessing websites and apps without requiring users to complete irritating Captcha tests.
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