MokN Raises $15 Million to Expand Credential-Decoy Platform
Summary
French cybersecurity startup MokN raised $15 million in Series A funding to expand its platform, which uses enterprise honeypots and decoy access points to expose compromised credentials before attackers can use them.
Key points
- The Series A brings MokN’s total investment to $18 million.
- MokN says its platform places realistic decoy access points in enterprise environments to lure attackers into revealing compromised credentials.
- The company says organizations can use the platform to neutralize stolen credentials before they are used.
- MokN plans to expand in the US and UK and invest in hiring and research and development.
- The article cites Verizon DBIR data stating credential abuse accounted for roughly 13% of confirmed data breaches in 2025.
Article Details
- Event Type
- MokN raised $15 million in a Series A funding round, bringing its total investment to $18 million.
- Impact
- MokN says it will use the funding to expand its phish-back platform into the US, open offices in the US and UK, hire staff, and increase engineering and research and development efforts.