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Phillip Liu Is Teaching Compliance to Watch the Machines
After helping software watch itself at Facebook and SignalFx, the engineer-founder is applying the same continuous logic to the paperwork, judgment calls and recurring anxiety of corporate compliance.
Meiran Galis Turned the Audit Pile Into a Company
He began with screenshots, logs and a weekend blog. Five years later, Scytale had become an acquirer - proof that even the dullest business problem can hide a lively company.
The Company That Made Audit Season Boring
Meiran Galis spent years at EY watching startups treat security audits like a fire drill. Scytale is his bet that compliance can run in the background instead of eating a quarter.
Avahi
Avahi has built a business around the least glamorous part of the AI boom: making pilots survive contact with production. Its bet is that AWS fluency, fixed-scope experiments and a growing managed-services practice can turn corporate curiosity into systems that actually work.
Delve
Delve is a San Francisco AI startup that automates regulatory compliance. Its AI agents collect evidence, scan code and infrastructure, autofill security questionnaires, and prepare audits for frameworks like SOC 2, HIPAA, GDPR, ISO 27001, PCI-DSS, and FedRAMP - turning a process that traditionally takes months into days. Founded in 2023 by MIT students Karun Kaushik and Selin Kocalar, the company raised a $32M Series A led by Insight Partners in 2025 at a reported $300M valuation, and says it serves more than 1,500 fast-growing companies.