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SBOM Automation Platform Vigilant Ops Secures $2 Million in Seed Funding from DataTribe

SBOM Automation Platform Vigilant Ops Secures $2 Million in Seed Funding from DataTribe

January 4, 2024 Craig Etkin

January 04, 2024 08:00 AM Eastern Standard Time

FULTON, Md.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–DataTribe, a global cyber foundry that invests in and co-builds next-generation cybersecurity and data science companies, today announced a $2 million seed investment in Vigilant Ops, a leading automation platform for the generation, maintenance, and authenticated sharing of certified Software Bill of Materials (SBOM).

“Securing the products that enable the critical infrastructure every citizen and company rely on daily will help unleash the innovative uses of new technologies and services.”

Vigilant Ops, winner of the 6th annual DataTribe Challenge in November, performs continuous vulnerability monitoring and alerting, security patch notifications, and the ability to upload SBOMs — lists of the software libraries embedded in products — from alternate sources.

“Software security is the next domain in cyber, and government policies are increasingly placing significant development regulations that require software manufacturers to be responsible for the cybersecurity of their products,” said Tony Surak, chief marketing officer for DataTribe. “Vigilant Ops is meeting an urgent market need, automating the production of SBOMs to provide a system of record for software buyers to manage SBOMs and bolster resiliency through identifying and mitigating component vulnerabilities.”

Federal government policymakers and regulators are keenly focused on software security and have highlighted SBOMs’ role in creating a secure and resilient software ecosystem.

In 2021, the Biden Administration’s National Security Strategy and Executive Order 14028 required SBOMs from organizations to secure the components of software products used to manage our nation’s most vital interests. In the past two-plus years, SBOM mandates and guidance have been issued by the Federal Drug Administration (FDA), Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC), Cybersecurity Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA), National Security Agency (NSA), and Office of the Director of National Intelligence (ODNI), just to name a few.

Vigilant Ops will use the funding to expand the capabilities of its InSight platform across multiple critical infrastructure industries. Vigilant Ops, which has focused primarily on the healthcare sector, will continue to build a complete inventory of software components recognized by legislation and regulatory requirements to expand into the energy, telecom, manufacturing, information technology, financial services, and communications industries.

Leo Scott, DataTribe CTO, will join the Vigilant Ops Board.

“The DataTribe funding, coupled with its foundry model, will enable us to quickly scale our technology and business development operations to meet the software cybersecurity challenges that threaten our national and economic security,” said Ken Zalevsky, Vigilant Ops CEO. “Securing the products that enable the critical infrastructure every citizen and company rely on daily will help unleash the innovative uses of new technologies and services.”

The most recent release of the InSight Platform now includes automated import of various SBOM formats, supporting industry standards like CycloneDX and SPDX. In addition, the vulnerability dispositioning process now enables justification responses, following prescribed industry standards and mitigation scoring, which can be included in Vulnerability Exploitability eXchange (VEX) reports.

About DataTribe

DataTribe is a startup foundry that invests in and co-builds world-class startups focused on generational leaps in cybersecurity and data science. Founded by leading investors, startup veterans, and alumni of the U.S. intelligence community, DataTribe commits capital, in-kind services, access to an unparalleled network, and decades of professional expertise to give their companies an unfair advantage. DataTribe is headquartered in the Washington-Baltimore metro area in Fulton, Maryland. For more information, visit https://datatribe.com.

About Vigilant Ops

Founded in 2019 by cybersecurity veterans, Vigilant Ops is the leading SBOM management, intelligence, and exchange platform used by regulated organizations that buy and build software. Vigilant Ops simplifies the SBOM journey with real-world experience forged in the most rigorously regulated industries. For more information, visit https://vigilant-ops.com.

Contacts

Matthew Bowen
email: matthew@vrge.us
Phone: (704) 737-7537

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