Resourcely

Resourcely is a cloud infrastructure security company that builds a configuration platform intended to let developers provision cloud resources that are secure and compliant by default, without needing deep security expertise. Its stated product set comprises Guardrails for policy enforcement, Campaigns for remediating existing misconfigurations at scale, Blueprints for standardized, pre-approved infrastructure templates, and Foundry, an AI-assisted infrastructure-as-code templating IDE. The platform encodes security and compliance requirements defined by security and compliance teams and applies them automatically when developers configure cloud resources [0].

The company's framing of the problem is the tension between developer velocity and security: co-founder and CEO Travis McPeak has described complex cloud service configuration surfaces (using an Amazon S3 bucket as an example) as beyond the expertise of most developers, and ticket-based handoffs between developers and central security teams as an anti-pattern that can delay fixes by days or weeks. Resourcely's approach is to pre-fill or constrain configuration based on organizational policy, so developers can self-serve without interacting with security or DevOps teams for each deployment [1][2].

According to a company profile, Resourcely reached general availability as a unified configuration platform by late 2024, and the platform's users include platform, security and DevOps engineering teams as well as individual developers [0].