Conceal Raises $26 Million Series B Led by Two Bear Capital

Oct 20, 2025
Conceal has secured $26 million in Series B funding led by Two Bear Capital, with participation from Allegis Cyber and Gula Tech Adventures. The investment will accelerate product development and expand go-to-market initiatives for its browser-native security platform.

Cybersecurity company Conceal has closed a $26 million Series B funding round led by Two Bear Capital, with continued support from Allegis Cyber and Gula Tech Adventures, announced in a press release.

The funding will be used to accelerate product development, expand go-to-market programs, and grow the company’s team. Conceal develops a browser-native Security Service Edge (SSE) platform that provides Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA) and in-browser security without relying on VPNs or proxies.

Conceal’s platform allows organizations to consolidate both connectivity and security stacks into a single system. It uses an intelligent browser extension to secure direct access to applications from any device, giving IT teams visibility into user activity and integration with SIEM and XDR tools.

The new investment follows growing enterprise demand for simplified, direct-to-browser security solutions as companies move away from legacy VPNs and proxy-based systems.

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