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Miggo Security wants to buy you time before the patch
A vulnerability can become an attack before its fix reaches production. Miggo watches running applications and builds targeted defenses for the awkward interval in between.
Horizon3.ai Built an AI Hacker - Now 7,000 Companies Pay It to Break In
Annual pentests produce a report. NodeZero keeps coming back, proves which weaknesses actually lead somewhere, and checks the repair - a simple loop that helped Horizon3.ai reach 7,000 customers and a $2 billion valuation.
Hive Pro Wants Security Teams to Fix the 1% That Matters - Not Admire the Other 99%
Most security teams do not suffer from too little vulnerability data. They suffer from a queue that never ends. Hive Pro is selling a way to turn that backlog into a short, defensible list of fixes.
The Open-Source Trojan Horse: How ARMO Turned 11,000 GitHub Stars Into a Cloud-Security Business
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.
The Company Betting That Scanning Was Never the Hard Part
Every enterprise already owns a dozen scanners that find problems. Nucleus Security built a business on the boring, unglamorous job nobody else wanted: figuring out which of the millions of findings actually matter.