![]() We enable developers to ‘start left’ with a tool designed specifically for engineering so they can secure at the source,” said CEO and co-founder Kiran Kamity. “Enterprises are increasingly building cloud-native applications and need a state-of-the-art AppSec platform that delivers a new level of visibility into supply chain, security and compliance risks. In addition, DeepFactor plans to introduce a SaaS offering to complement the self-hosted version which is 100% architected for Kubernetes and can be deployed on EKS, AKS, GKE, EC2 or VMware. The company will further enhance its product functionality in key areas such as privacy, compliance, and CI/CD integration. The company will use the new funds to continue the development of its groundbreaking continuous AppSec observability platform, which automatically observes billions of live telemetry events in every thread/process/container to detect anomalies without making any code changes to the application. Since its launch in September 2020, DeepFactor empowers engineering teams by providing unprecedented runtime visibility and control over an application’s supply chain, security and compliance. ‘Start-Left’ with a Next-Gen AppSec Platform Designed to Secure Applications at the Source With this round, DeepFactor has raised a total of $18.4 million to date. ![]() Insight is joined by all existing investors, including Emergent Ventures and Security Leadership Capital, as well as participation from the leading test automation company, Tricentis. 21, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) - DeepFactor, the leader in developer-native continuous AppSec observability tools, announced today it has raised a $15 million Series A funding round led by New York-based global private equity and venture capital firm Insight Partners.
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