Cybersecurity compliance startup Strike Graph Inc. announced today that it has forged a partnership with cybersecurity company Judy Security aimed at “revolutionizing” cybersecurity and compliance management for small and medium-sized enterprises.

The partnership will see Judy Security’s AI-enabled cybersecurity solution from Judy Security, previously called AaDya Security Inc., integrated with Strike Graph’s compliance and certification program. The collaboration is aimed at helping smaller businesses achieve their compliance needs.

The combination of the two now delivers both cybersecurity and a simplified process for meeting a raft of security certifications, including Service Organization Controls 2 – Type I or Type II, International Organization for Standardization 27001, Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification, Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act., Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard and the European Union’s General Data Protection Regulation.

“By integrating Judy Security’s all-encompassing cybersecurity solutions with our compliance platform, we are creating a synergy that will empower small and medium-sized businesses like never before,” said Strike Graph co-founder and Chief Executive Justin Beals.

The combination is also being pitched as a way for businesses to build trust and unlock revenue more effectively at a small fraction of the cost and time of traditional solutions. “This partnership redefines the standard for cybersecurity and compliance amongst SMBs, making it easier for businesses to protect their assets and achieve their security goals,” Beals added.

Strike Graph was last in the news in December when it raised $8.5 million in funding to help expand its market and further develop its artificial intelligence technology. The round was led by BAMCAP Capital Partners LLC, with participation from existing investors Madrona Venture Group LP, Information Venture Partners LLC and Rise of the Rest Fund LLC.

Judy Security is also venture capital-funded, having raised $5 million in a round last April. Left Lane Capital Management LLC led the round, with participation from 645 Ventures GP LLC, Firebrand Ventures Management LLC, Gaingels LLC and Invest Detroit Inc.

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