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Why cybersecurity startups thrive in Boston with Oort and .406 Ventures

TechCrunch Live took a virtual trip to Boston. In this segment from TechCrunch Live’s special Boston event, you’ll hear from Greg Dracon of .406 Ventures and Matt Caulfield, founder and CEO of Oort, one of the many cybersecurity companies headquartered in Boston. The two talk through Boston’s long-held startup ecosystem. As Greg explains, venture capital…

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In this segment from TechCrunch Live’s special Boston event, you’ll hear from Greg Dracon of .406 Ventures and Matt Caulfield, founder and CEO of Oort, one of the many cybersecurity companies headquartered in Boston.

The two talk through Boston’s long-held startup ecosystem. As Greg explains, venture capital started in Boston, and the area is home to a vibrant ecosystem of startups.

Read from TechCrunch’s Boston City Spotlight here:

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