Arlington cybersecurity startup HyperQube has landed an investment from Center for Innovative Technology’s (CIT) early-stage fund, CIT GAP Funds.

The 2017 Mach37 cybersecurity accelerator alum allows enterprises to create virtual test environments to see how their IT infrastructures can hold up against cyber attacks. (Consider this headline from ARLnow.com: “Ballston Startup Clones, Then Tears Apart, Your Company.”) HyperQube officially opened for business and launched its service last March. It also snagged an honorable mention on Technical.ly’s 2020 RealLIST Startups.

CIT GAP Funds’ investment amount in HyperQube was not disclosed, but the startup said it plans to use the funding to accelerate its software development, make some key hires and expand its marketing efforts.

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