Adallom

Cloud Access Security Solutions

Cyber Security
Acquired (Inactive) by Microsoft on Jul 2015 - closed due to acquisition

Company Overview

Snapshot

Founded in March 2012 by Assaf Rappaport, Ami Luttwak, and Roy Reznik, Adallom operated with 11–50 employees. The company raised $49.5M across 3 funding rounds from 8 investors. Adallom was acquired by Microsoft in July 2015.

Business overview

Adallom developed a cloud access security solution designed for SaaS applications. Its technology provided app discovery, data control, and threat protection through an easily deployable, seamless, and extensible platform. The company's solution focused on securing corporate data, governing cloud application usage, and protecting against various cloud-based threats, serving the Cyber Security sector.

Strategic signal

In April 2016, Adallom's product was rebranded as Microsoft Cloud App Security and announced for general availability. This move signaled a successful integration into a major enterprise ecosystem, validating Adallom's technology and expanding its market reach under a globally recognized brand, providing a strong exit signal for investors.

Company Intelligence Q&A

When was Adallom acquired?
Adallom was acquired by Microsoft in July 2015.
What was a key recognition Adallom received?
Adallom was named a "Cool Vendor in Security for Infrastructure Protection, 2014" by the Gartner Research Group in May 2014.
What significant product development occurred after the acquisition?
In April 2016, the Adallom product was rebranded as Microsoft Cloud App Security and announced for general availability.
Which investors participated in Adallom's Series C round?
Adallom secured a Series C funding round in April 2015 with participation from Sequoia Capital and Index Ventures.
What was the total capital raised by Adallom?
Adallom raised a total of $49.5M across 3 funding rounds prior to its acquisition.