Apolicy
Kubernetes Policy Orchestration
Company Overview
Snapshot
Founded in December 2019 by Maor Goldberg, Eran J. Leib, and Shlomi Wexler, Apolicy operates with 1-10 employees. The company was acquired by Sysdig in July 2021.
Business overview
Apolicy develops a powerful Kubernetes automation solution focused on orchestrating policies and risk management. Its core technology spans from authoring to enforcement and compliance, as well as monitoring, remediation, and prevention. The company serves markets within the Cyber Security sector, specifically specializing in Cloud Security for enterprise and professional services, with a focus on software development.
Strategic signal
In July 2021, Apolicy was acquired by Sysdig, a move that significantly bolstered Sysdig's container security offerings. This acquisition integrated Apolicy's expertise in IaC security for cloud and container environments, enhancing Sysdig's capabilities in compliance and governance enforcement. For investors, this signals Apolicy's successful strategic exit and the high value placed on its specialized cloud-native security orchestration technology within the broader cybersecurity market.
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- When was Apolicy acquired and by whom?
- Apolicy was acquired by Sysdig in July 2021.
- What was the strategic rationale behind Sysdig's acquisition of Apolicy?
- Sysdig acquired Apolicy in July 2021 to bolster its container security offerings, integrating Apolicy's IaC security capabilities for cloud and container environments to enhance compliance and governance enforcement.
- Who are the founders of Apolicy?
- Apolicy was founded by Maor Goldberg, Eran J. Leib, and Shlomi Wexler.
- What is Apolicy's primary focus in cybersecurity?
- Apolicy focuses on Kubernetes policy orchestration, providing solutions for risk management, compliance, monitoring, remediation, and prevention within cloud and container environments.
- What type of funding did Apolicy receive prior to its acquisition?
- In June 2020, Apolicy received seed funding from investors including StageOne Ventures.