DeepSurface operates a fully automated platform that gathers required context from an organization’s network, assesses each vulnerability for exploitability using that context, and ranks vulnerabilities by risk. The company serves customers across financial services, public utilities, legal services, SaaS providers and higher education. Founded in 2017 and led by CEO James Dirksen, DeepSurface is based in Portland, Oregon. The business intends to use recently raised capital to fund growth in the Portland area and is hiring for product development, sales engineering and customer success roles. The article does not disclose revenue or user metrics. DeepSurface Security offers an automated Predictive Vulnerability Management suite that analyzes and prioritizes vulnerabilities across enterprise networks. Its tools aim to automate reduction and management of cybersecurity risk and help vulnerability management teams identify business risk before attacks occur. The company targets highly regulated sectors including banks, hospitals, law firms, and schools. DeepSurface is privately held and headquartered in Portland, Oregon. Prior investors include Cascade Seed Fund, SeaChange Fund, and Voyager Capital. The company intends to use new capital to develop and deploy its automated predictive vulnerability management software. DeepSurface Security offers an automated Predictive Vulnerability Management suite that collects deep knowledge of user permissions, application and host configurations, and sensitive-data locations to build threat models and exploitation-pathway maps. The platform computes risk scores for individual vulnerabilities and risk pathways to help security teams prioritize patches and remediation where they reduce the most risk. DeepSurface is designed to complement vulnerability scanners by automating discovery, accurate prioritization, and research for remediation rather than replacing scanners. The company emerged from stealth after a year-long beta with several large healthcare, SaaS, and financial services customers and plans a public release in Q4 2020 with preview tours for CISOs and vulnerability teams. DeepSurface was founded in 2017 and is headquartered in Portland, Oregon; it will use new funding to expand its Portland-area team. The company announced $1 million in seed funding from Cascade Seed Fund, SeaChange Fund, and Voyager Capital to support the product launch and growth.

Total raised

$6M

Funding rounds

3

Latest round

Seed

Latest activity

Feb 2022