Another Acquisition: Why We Invested in InfoSec Global

If you’ve been in the computer industry for any length of time, you’ll remember hearing how, for decades, AI that could pass the Turing Test was “at least 10 years out”.  For 60 years or so, AI capable of holding a realistic conversation was always just over the horizon. And then one day, it was here. 

That same “10 years out” comment has been applied to quantum computers capable of cracking modern encryption algorithms. And much like AI, quantum supremacy will likely arrive with very little notice. And when it does, we better be prepared.

It was that foresight that drove Nagy Moustafa and the team at InfoSec Global to create their pioneering cryptographic posture management platform. InfoSec Global didn’t build a company around quantum-resistant encryption algorithms. Instead they built it around visibility and flexibility. InfoSec Global lets enterprises understand the cryptographic risk, building a Cryptographic Bill of Materials (CBOM) and providing tools to use to mitigate vulnerable algorithms today and into the future.

Today, we’re excited to share that InfoSec Global is being acquired by Keyfactor. This is a huge milestone—not just for InfoSec Global, but for the broader cybersecurity ecosystem. We’ve been proud to support InfoSec Global as investors and partners. Their approach to cryptographic posture management has reshaped how organizations think about encryption risk, and this next chapter with Keyfactor only amplifies that impact. We couldn’t be happier for Nagy and the entire InfoSec Global team. It’s been an incredible journey so far, and we can’t wait to see what they accomplish next.