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January 23, 2026
Sidley Advises Armis Security on a US$200 Million Series D Funding

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- Sidley advised Armis Security, an asset intelligence cybersecurity company, in its US$200 million Series D financing, which valued the company at over US$4 billion
- The financing round was led by General Catalyst and Alkeon Capital, with participation from existing investors Brookfield and Georgian, as well as other backers
- Sidley also represented Armis Security in its earlier acquisition of Silk Security, a platform for cyber risk prioritization and remediation.
Sidley assisted Armis Security, a leading asset intelligence cybersecurity company, in its US$200 million Series D financing, valuing the company at over US$4 billion. The round was led by General Catalyst and Alkeon Capital, along with existing investors Brookfield and Georgian, joining the company's other backers, which include Insight Partners, CapitalG, and One Equity Partners. Sidley also represented Armis Security in its acquisition of Silk Security, a leading platform for cyber risk prioritization and remediation, earlier this year. The Sidley team was led by Martin Wellington (M&A and Private Equity) and Dr. Idan Netser (Emerging Companies and Venture Capital, Tax), and included Nicholas Frey (Employee Benefits and Executive Compensation); and Jason Menzies and Jonathan Westreich (Tax).~~Sidley assisted Armis Security, a leading asset intelligence cybersecurity company, in its US$200 million Series D financing, valuing the company at over US$4 billion. The round was led by General Catalyst and Alkeon Capital, along with existing investors Brookfield and Georgian, joining the company's other backers, which include Insight Partners, CapitalG, and One Equity Partners. Sidley also represented Armis Security in its acquisition of Silk Security, a leading platform for cyber risk prioritization and remediation, earlier this year. The Sidley team was led by Martin Wellington (M&A and Private Equity) and Dr. Idan Netser (Emerging Companies and Venture Capital, Tax), and included Nicholas Frey (Employee Benefits and Executive Compensation); and Jason Menzies and Jonathan Westreich (Tax).
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