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Elastica acquired by Symantec

http://elastica.net/
Last activity: 24.09.2024
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Elastica is the leader in Data Science Powered™ Cloud Application Security. Its CloudSOC™ platform empowers the companies to confidently leverage Cloud and SaaS applications while staying safe, secure and compliant. The following Elastica Apps on the extensible CloudSOC™ platform enable full life cycle of visibility & security for the Cloud and SaaS applications being used in your company: - Audit: Uncovers Shadow IT and highlights vulnerabilities in cloud apps being used by employees - Detect: Uses machine learning to detect intrusions and threats based on account activity in cloud apps - Protect: Provides defense against intrusions and compliance violations in cloud apps being used - Investigate: Enables forensic investigations on historic account activity on cloud apps being used Elastica, acquired by Blue Coat in 2015, is headquartered in San Jose, CA. Learn more about Elastica at https://www.elastica.net. Follow us on Twitter @ElasticaInc.
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Location: United States, California, Mountain View
Employees: 51-200
Total raised: $36.3M
Founded date: 2012

Investors 1

Funding Rounds 2

DateSeriesAmountInvestors
11.03.2015Series B$30M-
18.02.2014Series A$6.3M-

Mentions in press and media 23

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24.09.2024Kaspersky users in the US find themselves forcibly migrated to the mysterious UltraAVIt is not unusual for software to update itself without user interaction; when it comes to delivering security patches and new features this is entirely desirable. But to have an app uninstall itself and replace itself with a different prod...
03.08.2016Elastica’s chief executive Rehan Jalil on being an entrepreneur in Silicon ValleyNavin Chaddha Contributor Navin Chaddha leads Mayfield. The firm invests in early-stage consumer, healthIT and enterprise technology companies and currently has $1.8 billion under management. More posts by this contributor The renaissance o...
15.12.20155 software houses in Karachi you should know aboutKarachi has a lot of hidden talents. It takes a unique breed of people to meet unfavourable conditions head-on and thrive despite an increased risk factor. Their chutzpah is clearly visible in their underground music scene and their thrivin...
06.12.2015Why security tech will gobble up more of your tech budget in 2016We are excited to bring Transform 2022 back in-person July 19 and virtually July 20 - 28. Join AI and data leaders for insightful talks and exciting networking opportunities. Register today! According to a study released last month, the cos...
06.12.2015Why security tech will gobble up more of your tech budget in 2016According to a study released last month, the cost of cybercrime rose 19 percent in the past year, and the average company is now spending 82 percent more defending itself than it did in 2009. And yet that’s still not enough. State-sponsore...
10.11.2015Blue Coat Systems to Acquire Elastica for $280MBlue Coat Systems, Inc., a Sunnyvale, CA-based enterprise security platform provider, is to acquire Elastica, Inc., a San Jose, CA-based cloud application security platform, for $280m. The acquisition of Elastica allows Blue Coat to offer a...
07.11.2015Blue Coat acquires cloud security startup Elastica for $280M (Updated)Update at 9:06 a.m. Pacific on Monday, November 7: Blue Coat has just announced the acquisition. The company paid $280 million for Elastica, not more than $300 million, according to a statement. Blue Coat Systems, a security vendor owned by...
07.11.2015Blue Coat acquires cloud security startup Elastica for $280M (Updated)We are excited to bring Transform 2022 back in-person July 19 and virtually July 20 - 28. Join AI and data leaders for insightful talks and exciting networking opportunities. Register today! Update at 9:06 a.m. Pacific on Monday, November 7...
17.08.2015Salesforce cross-scripting flaw put users at riskA cross-site scripting (XSS) vulnerability in a Salesforce subdomain allowed attackers to gather end-user credentials through trusted applications from the cloud company, researchers at infosec firm Elastica have revealed. Elastica research...
12.08.2015Script injection vulnerability leaves Salesforce users open to phishing attacksA script injection vulnerability in the popular Salesforce cloud CRM system could have left users open to attack from phishing emails that appear to come from within a trusted domain. Cloud application security specialist Elastica has relea...
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