Impart in the News

AI is creating a new kind of security problem that evolves faster than traditional defenses can keep up. Jonathan DiVincenzo, co-founder and CEO at Impart Security, explains why the attack surface is “iterating” and what that means for engineering leaders.

Impart Security, a San Francisco-based AI security platform for production, raised $12 million in Series A funding. Madrona Ventures led the round and was joined by CRV and 8-Bit Capital.

Impart Security, a startup specializing in AI-driven application security, has announced a $12 million Series A funding round. Madrona Ventures led, joined by CRV and 8-Bit Capital.

Impart Security today announced the general availability of the industry's first Application Detection and Response Engineering Platform, which security teams trust to build autonomous workflows for production environments. The launch comes alongside a $12 million Series A funding round led by Madrona Ventures, with participation from CRV and 8-Bit Capital.

When we started Impart, the cybersecurity world was obsessed with visibility. Every startup was racing to build the next agentless monitoring platform, building broad sets of product features across multiple areas while carefully sidestepping the unglamorous reality of actually securing anything. Coming from the world of WAF in the trenches of real security enforcement, this felt like the ultimate bait and switch—promising security while delivering glorified monitoring dashboards.

Impart Security's CPO and Co-Founder Brian Joe unpacks the current state of the market, where it’s going, and what security teams should be doing about it. Really, good API security is all about runtime protection.

Every startup dreams about achieving rapid growth by word of mouth but very few can pull it off. Why is that? What distinguishes those who are successful in doing it from those who aren’t? The answer is simple: a startup's ability to get customers to love it.

In this article, we’ll briefly cover a history of the term CNAPP, where it seems to be going, and where I’d like it to go. The future of CNAPP ought to be use cases, not acronyms.

What’s New In Cybersecurity — Takeaways from the RSA Conference By James Green The team at CRV just attended the RSA conference in downtown San Francisco, a premier information security …