Participated · Series A · Sep 2020

JupiterOne offers a cloud-native CAASM platform that provides visibility and security across an organization’s cyber asset universe. The solution uses graphs and relationships to create a contextual knowledge base for cyber asset operations, enabling teams to discover, monitor, understand, and act on changes in digital environments. The platform integrates continuous cyber asset data to support security operations and engineering, cloud security, configuration management, and compliance use cases. Led by CEO Erkang Zheng, the company focuses on unified asset inventory, vulnerability management, and security posture automation. The company intends to use new funding to grow go-to-market capabilities, expand engineering investments, and increase product development to address market needs. As of the Series C, total funding raised to date exceeds $119M and the company was valued at over $1 billion. JupiterOne offers a cloud-native SaaS platform that centralizes and graphs continuous cyber asset data for security operations, engineering, cloud security, configuration management, and compliance use cases. The platform lets teams discover, monitor, understand, and act on changes across cloud resources, ephemeral devices, identities, access rights, code, pull requests, and more. Data is collected, graphed, and monitored automatically to support those workflows. Led by CEO and founder Erkang Zheng, the company serves large, midsize, and small customers. JupiterOne recently raised $30M in a Series B to accelerate growth. The company plans to use the funds to expand engineering, product development, go-to-market capabilities, build out its remote workforce, and extend its partnership and integration teams. JupiterOne provides a centralized monitoring platform that inventories and manages organizations' digital and cloud assets by integrating with dozens of services, including Amazon Web Services, Cloudflare and GitLab. The company spun out from healthcare cloud firm LifeOmic in 2018 and is based in Morrisville, North Carolina. Customers include Reddit, Databricks and Auth0, and the product is designed to help firms spot security issues early and maintain compliance. JupiterOne aims to prevent security lapses and data breaches by making asset visibility and monitoring easier. The company plans to use recent funding to accelerate engineering and go-to-market efforts and to build new product features. Management frames the opportunity within a large asset-management market projected at $8.5 billion by 2024.