Altum, LegaLogic advise on Rs 12 cr cyber security investment

Altum Law advised Exfinity Ventures on infusing Rs 12 crore in cyber security start-up Uniken, which was advised by LegaLogic Consulting.

Altum Bangalore-based co-founder and senior partner Anindita Phukan acted for Exfinity, which is backed by ex-Infosys veterans V Balakrishnan and TV Mohandas Pai.

LegaLogic co-founder Shridhar Kulkarni and lawyer Ninad Deshpande acted for Pune-based Uniken, which has developed a digital security platform, REL-ID, which helps connect users, devices and apps through a secure network, protected from hi-tech online attacks, according to the Economic Times.

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Old Bridge 26 May 2015, 05:06
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What is LegaLogic Consulting ? It is not an Advocate / Solicitor Firm ! Wondering how these folks manage licensing issues !
Friend 26 May 2015, 10:55
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Congrats Anindita !
Current Bridge 27 May 2015, 08:13
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Why is my comment awaiting moderation ? -_-
kianganz 27 May 2015, 08:24
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I think it's published, no? Which one is your comment?