
The ARMO co-founder took a winding route from compression code to the boardroom, then bet that cloud security would work better if developers could inspect it, try it and shape it themselves.
ARMO gave away a Kubernetes scanner, watched 40,000 companies download it, then built a runtime-security business on top. This is the story of the open-source Trojan horse - and the eBPF sensor that made it work.