Eclypsium

Eclypsium provides a supply chain security platform that protects critical software, firmware, and hardware in enterprise and national infrastructure. The platform delivers continuous monitoring, vulnerability management, and threat detection at the component level, addressing security gaps that traditional endpoint detection and response (EDR) tools cannot cover. Eclypsium protects user endpoints, servers, network devices, and AI hardware by ensuring that device and firmware components are authentic, uncompromised, and free from implants and backdoors such as rootkits and bootkits. The platform provides deep visibility into IT infrastructure supply chains, enabling organizations to inventory all components, detect vulnerabilities in hardware and firmware, remediate insecure configurations, and enrich existing SIEM and ITSM systems with component-level data. Eclypsium serves use cases across device lifecycle management including onboarding, production, and decommissioning, firmware security, regulatory compliance, cyber supply chain security (C-SCRM), ransomware defense, and zero trust for endpoints. The platform also offers AI data center security for continuous monitoring and hardening of AI factories and infrastructure supply chains. The company serves industries including energy and utilities, financial services, government, and telecommunications, with customers including JP Morgan Chase, DigitalOcean, Lockheed Martin, and First Financial. Eclypsium has published research on threats including FortiBleed, YellowKey, and FIRESTARTER. Founded in 2017 and headquartered in San Francisco, California, Eclypsium has raised approximately $132 million in Series C funding from investors including Andreessen Horowitz, Intel Capital, Madrona, Qualcomm Ventures, Ten Eleven Ventures, TransLink Capital, and KDDI Open Innovation Fund.

Cybersecurity > IoT Security > Firmware Security,

Internet of Things Infrastructure > IoT Security

Company Wise > Intel