Cybersecurity company Remedio today announced that it has raised $65 million in its first-ever funding round to expand internationally, strengthen its U.S. presence and accelerate development of artificial intelligence-driven security management solutions.

Founded in 2019, Remedio is a cybersecurity company that focuses on an often overlooked problem in enterprise security: misconfigurations. The company’s platform gives organizations visibility across all devices and operating systems, identifying configuration risks that attackers could exploit.

Remedio autonomously resolves misconfiguration issues in real time, with built-in rollback to avoid disruption, differing from other tools that simply generate alerts.

The company’s continuous, real-time device posture management monitors configuration settings on everything from end-user computers to servers, including environments with strict isolation or air-gap requirements. Remedio’s proactively remediates issues instantly with built-in rollback to ensure zero-disruption security, with the platform supporting software-as-a-service and on-premises (air-gapped) deployments, meeting the needs of highly regulated industries such as defense and healthcare.

Remedio has hundreds of customers across leading global enterprises and Fortune 500 companies, including Amazon.com Inc., Coca-Cola HBC AG, Kraft Heinz Co., Eaton Corp. plc and Colgate-Palmolive Co.

The company was founded by Tal Kollender, a former teenage hacker and Israeli cyber unit veteran who started the company after years spent on both offense and defense in the cyber world and now serves as chief executive. “We built a profitable business on our own and watched it grow rapidly as we built trust with our customers, without raising a dollar,” explains Kollender. “But now, with momentum from global enterprise customers and a product that’s proven its value, it’s time to scale.”

Bessemer Venture Partners LP led the round, with TLV Partners GP Ltd. and Picture Capital also participating.

“Remedio has won over some of the top enterprises in the world through their ability to uncover and remediate critical endpoint vulnerabilities missed by endpoint detection and response and cloud security posture management platforms,” said Adam Fisher, a partner at Bessemer. “It’s unusual to hear such effusive praise from customers, who are inundated with new security solutions every week.”

Along with expanding internationally, the company aims to develop new advanced AI platforms for device security posture management, integrating configuration, compliance, patching and vulnerability management into a unified enterprise platform. Remedio says the strategic investment will empower organizations to maintain secure, compliant and breach-resistant devices by design.

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