Paladin Cloud
Paladin Cloud offers an AI-powered prioritization engine for cloud security. Their platform unifies security findings, correlates risks across various tools and cloud environments, and prioritizes vulnerabilities and misconfigurations for efficient remediation. Key features include AI-powered risk scoring, correlation with business applications, and seamless integration with CSPM, infrastructure vulnerabilities, application security, and endpoint protection tools. The company also provides an open-source product. Paladin Cloud aims to reduce alert fatigue by up to 50% and lower overall risk profiles by up to 25%, supporting both security teams and developers in securing cloud environments.
Paladin Cloud
Paladin Cloud offers an AI-powered prioritization engine for cloud security. Their platform unifies security findings, correlates risks across various tools and cloud environments, and prioritizes vulnerabilities and misconfigurations for efficient remediation. Key features include AI-powered risk scoring, correlation with business applications, and seamless integration with CSPM, infrastructure vulnerabilities, application security, and endpoint protection tools. The company also provides an open-source product. Paladin Cloud aims to reduce alert fatigue by up to 50% and lower overall risk profiles by up to 25%, supporting both security teams and developers in securing cloud environments.
TL;DR
Product: AI-powered prioritization engine for cloud security (open-source + commercial SaaS)
Founders: Daniel (Dan) Deeney (Co‑Founder & CEO) and Steve Hull (Co‑Founder & CTO)
Funding: $3.3M seed announced Jul 2022; total funding reported $3.55M (USD)
Headcount: 6 employees (reported)
Company Overview
Problem Domain
Cloud security; vulnerability and misconfiguration prioritization; security alert fatigue reduction.
Industry
Cloud security
Funding Track Record
$3.3M
Participants reported to include Samsung Next, T-Mobile Ventures, SaaS Ventures, Touchdown Ventures and UST
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Last funding date reported; total funding reported as $3,550,000 USD