LifeLock, a consumer identity security company backed by technology company Symantec, has bought ID Analytics for an undisclosed sum, and raised $100m.
Symantec Corporation was joined in the round by US-based bank Goldman Sachs, mutual fund company Wasatch Advisors’ venture capital arm CrossCreek Capital, as well as venture firms Bessemer Venture Partners, Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers, River Street Management, Industry Ventures, Institutional Venture Partners and Keating Capital.
LifeLock and ID Analytics had combined revenues of greater than $200m in 2011.
Lifelock has raised an estimated $190.9m across five rounds since it was founded in 2005. LifeLock was also previously backed by Biltmore Ventures, according to news provider Tech Rockies.
In 2010, the company raised $14.13m, according to this filing, while in 2009 the company raised $40.09m, according to this filing. In 2008 the company raised $25.34m according to this filing, and in 2007 the company raised $6.85m in Series B financing, according to this filing
In 2006 the company raised $4.5m of a planned $6m round, according to this filing.
ID Analytics has raised an estimated $45m. It raised $20 million in series C financing in 2007, led by Investor Growth Capital, and from existing investors Canaan Partners, Trinity Ventures and Mission Ventures. It then raised $5.15m in 2006, according to this filing. It then raised $4.8m in 2004, according to this filing it then raised $5.2m in 2003, according to this filing. It also raised more than $10m in first-round funding in 2002.