Enterprise browser developer Island raises $400M at $6.4B valuation
$6.4B. Island's enterprise browser just attracted $400M—and J.P. Morgan thinks it's worth betting on.
Why it matters
Island's late-stage funding and valuation jump signal serious institutional conviction in enterprise browser security and control—a category gaining weight as agents, identity risks, and data exfiltration become operational priorities for large deployments.
The key facts
4 to knowIsland raised $400M Series F at $6.4B valuation (up $1.8B from prior round)
Led by Evolution Equity Partners; co-investors include J.P. Morgan, Sequoia Capital, Georgian
Enterprise browser category positioned at intersection of identity governance, insider risk, and agent security
J.P. Morgan's participation signals financial-services and regulated-industry confidence in browser-layer control
The story so far
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Publisher excerpt: Island Inc., a startup with a browser optimized for the enterprise market, today announced that it has raised $400 million in late-stage funding. Evolution Equity Partners led the Series F round. It was joined by J.P. Morgan, Sequoia Capital, Georgian and other institutional backers. Island is now…