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CERVIN VENTURES — 2022 Investments

4 investments dated 2022 · listed companies and verified rows first · show all

Armorcodearmorcode.comin𝕏Jan 2022

ArmorCode provides unified vulnerability management and application security posture management for enterprises, aggregating findings across security tools to prioritize and remediate security risks in software, cloud infrastructure, and AI systems.

AI & Machine LearningCybersecurityEnterprise Software

Nikhil Gupta(Founder)in

Co-investorsBallistic VenturesCervinCheyenne VenturesHarmonic Growth PartnersNGP CapitalSierra Ventures+5 more

CloudAppgetcloudapp.comin𝕏Jan 2022 · $9.3M

Zight (formerly CloudApp) is a screen recording and screen capture tool that lets users record video with screen, webcam and audio, take annotated screenshots, and create GIFs, all stored and shareable via cloud links.

AI & Machine LearningFuture of WorkSaaS

Co-investorsNew Ground VenturesBloomberg BetaGrayhawk CapitalKickstartNordic Eye Venture CapitalPeninsula Ventures+1 more

Stream Securitystream.securityin𝕏Mar 2022

Stream Security provides a cloud security investigation tool that correlates detection signals with real-time cloud context — including identity activity, network flows, Kubernetes logs, data sensitivity, and inputs from existing tools like EDR — into a single stateful view.

AI & Machine LearningCloud ComputingCybersecuritySaaSTel Aviv, IL

Or Shoshani(Co-founder & CEO)inStav Sitnikov(Co-founder & CPO)inLiran Roffman(Co-founder & CTO)in

Co-investorsCervinEnergy Impact PartnersGlilot Capital PartnersTLV PartnersUS Venture PartnersCiti Ventures+2 more

Zightzight.comin𝕏Jan 2022

Zight is a screen recording and screenshot tool for teams that captures video, screenshots, and annotations in shared collections with AI-generated transcripts and summaries.

AI & Machine LearningCreator EconomyDeveloper ToolsEnterprise SoftwareFuture of WorkSaaS

Co-investorsAlumni VenturesCervinKickstartBloomberg BetaGrayhawk CapitalNordic Eye Venture Capital+1 more

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