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Kinstellar Advises Dig Ventures on Strategic Investment into Talsec

Kinstellar Advises Dig Ventures on Strategic Investment into Talsec

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Kinstellar has advised Dig Ventures on its strategic investment into Czech mobile application security start-up Talsec.

According to the firm, the transaction is part of Dig Ventures’ efforts to expand its global presence and support further innovation in its security solutions portfolio.

Talsec originated as a spin-off from Brno-based technology company Monet+. The company develops specialized tools that protect mobile applications from hacking threats, conceal sensitive information, and identify malicious software. "Talsec’s solutions are already helping to secure over a thousand apps from various companies, including insurers like Generali and VIG, fintech enterprises such as Novucard, and governmental bodies like the Czech Ministry of the Interior," Kinstellar reported.

The Kinstellar team was led by Partner Jan Juroska and included Managing Associate Petr Bratsky and Senior Associate Martina Mazurkova.

Kinstellar at a Glance

Kinstellar is a leading independent law firm in Emerging Europe, Turkey and Central Asia, with offices in Bulgaria (Sofia), Croatia (Zagreb), the Czech Republic (Prague), Hungary (Budapest), Kazakhstan (Almaty and Astana), Romania (Bucharest), Serbia (Belgrade), Slovakia (Bratislava), Turkey (Istanbul), Ukraine (Kyiv), and Uzbekistan (Tashkent).

Operating as a single fully integrated firm, Kinstellar delivers consistently high quality services across all jurisdictions in an integrated and seamless style. We are particularly well suited to servicing complex transactions and advisory requirements spanning several jurisdictions.

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