Hewlett Packard Enterprise is inactive in the venture capital scene after its separation from its previous consumer electronics business since last November.

The Tel Aviv-based firm serves with an automated incident response system planned to upgrade the challenge of differentiating real threats from several false alarms which the traditional protection software tends to produce. The corporations that are employing new infrastructures to keep them updated with the growth in their data records is just acting as fuel in the fire, making it less practical for the administrators to explore the every security task that arrives to them.

Hexadite assures to minimise the risk of breaches slipping between the cracks with homegrown machine learning algorithms that would automatically recognize a security alert is valued to be used further. After determining the compromise, the software reveals the administrative team and take corrective action in order to try and contain the threat whereas its human operators come up with solution to it.  The startup commits that its step will minimise the organizations time in order to seal the leakage of data upto 95% and significantly reducing the chance for hackers.

Besides Hewlett Packard Enterprise, Hexadite’s value activity has also crossed over Ten Eleven Ventures, a Boston-based private equity fund that focuses mainly on the security space. Hence, the capital would be used to engage more developers and diversify its international sales operations.