Rezilion, a cyber startup transforming DevSecOps with automation, has raised $30 million in a Series A funding round led by Guggenheim Investments, the company announced Monday.
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Jerusalem Venture Partners (JVP) and Kindred Capital contributed to the round alongside new investment partners, including current and former security executives and luminaries from Google, Microsoft, CrowdStrike, IBM, Cisco, PayPal, JP Morgan Chase, Nasdaq, eBay, Symantec, RedHat, RSA and Tenable.
Rezilion automates manual security bottlenecks, increasing the agility of Devops while reducing the amount of security work entailed in releasing new digital products while keeping software environments secure. With operations in Israel and the US, Rezilion is growing a client base of Fortune 100 companies and leading industry partners.
"Rezilion's product suite is a game changer for security teams," said Rusty Parks, Senior Managing Director of Guggenheim Investments. "It creates a win-win, allowing companies to speed innovative products and features to market while enhancing their security posture. We believe Rezilion has created a truly compelling value proposition for security teams, one that greatly increases return on time while thoroughly protecting one's core infrastructure."
The company's co-founder and CEO Liran Tancman said, "At Rezilion, we are deeply committed to helping organizations drive their own innovation by reducing the resource drain, inaccuracies and operational friction created by manual security work. We know there's never been a better time for organizations to experience what we call 'trust in motion,' or the peace of mind that comes from moving fast while staying safe and secure."
