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Secure VPN for remote resource access
CA$116.6k - CA$180.9kAnnually
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Tailscale offers a secure networking solution through a WireGuard-based Virtual Private Network (VPN) that allows users to access remote resources like virtual machines and databases from anywhere. Its service is designed for businesses and individuals, providing a simple setup with minimal configuration and over 100 integrations. Tailscale's freemium model attracts a broad user base, allowing users to start for free and upgrade for additional features. The company's goal is to ensure secure and easy remote access to resources while prioritizing data security.
Company Size
51-200
Company Stage
Series B
Total Funding
$111.9M
Headquarters
Canada
Founded
2019
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Corporate VPN startup has seen rapid growth amid strong demand from AI companies
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DevOps shifts security left. “Architecture and development shifts create new opportunities for security,” says James Green, General Partner at CRV and a Forbes’ 30 under 30 honoree in 2022. The startups best positioned to land funding are those with defensible moats that usually go in hand with solving tough problems others haven’t addressed. One example is integrating security with DevOps, which empowers developers to prioritize security issues and expedite remediation. “Existing Source Code Analysis solutions are not sufficient,” Green notes. CRV’s investments in Project Discovery and Tailscale put security in the hands of developers, reducing silos and remediation time.The result of this cloudification of work is a diverse landscape of cybersecurity offerings extending protection from on-premises basics to newer terrain - developer and firmware environments, and even AI algorithms
Recently, Tailscale Inc., a company offering corporate virtual private networks using mesh networking technology, launched its zero-trust networking solution for business clients, enabling them to ensure that each connection is authenticated and that all traffic is end-to-end encrypted.
Join top executives in San Francisco on July 11-12, to hear how leaders are integrating and optimizing AI investments for success. Learn More. For many zero-trust founders and their teams, their sales pipeline is now their financial lifeline. With venture funding cooling off in 2023, founders are re-evaluating and, in some cases, pushing back on the growth-at-all-costs mentality investors urged them to pursue just a few months ago.A Crunchbase query completed today shows that 342 cybersecurity-focused startups founded in January 2021 or later received $1.85 billion in funding. Startups founded in January 2022 or later number just 122, with total funding of $450 million. CB Insights’ The State of Venture in 5 Charts report is worth a read for anyone interested in the startup community. It quantifies the challenges all startup founders face, even those in hot areas like cybersecurity and zero trust
Finally! Enterprises can set up zero trust networks in minutes with Tailscale's new security and monitoring capabilitiesSAN FRANCISCO, April 18, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- Tailscale today announced the next evolution of its pioneering mesh networking technology with new features that make it easy for large organizations to deploy zero trust networking at scale. The new release introduces robust security capabilities, ensuring that all company traffic is encrypted end-to-end, each network connection is authenticated, and every endpoint is reachable only by approved users.With hundreds of thousands of users and millions of connected devices, Tailscale has seen viral adoption among developers and small teams that need to access resources easily and securely in the cloud, on-premises, and everywhere in between. Now Tailscale is making zero trust a reality for enterprise. Gartner estimates that less than one percent of large enterprises have a mature and measurable zero-trust program in place today."The big conundrum with zero-trust is, how do you lock down access without bringing productivity to a screeching halt and overhauling your entire tech stack?" said Avery Pennarun, Tailscale CEO and cofounder. "Tailscale is the zero-trust easy button enterprises have been looking for. Unlike other solutions, we work with your existing infrastructure so it can be set up within minutes — a powerful tool to protect against unauthorized access and data breaches."Tailscale also announced the hiring of Kevin Kotecki as Vice President of Sales, who will oversee the expansion of the company's enterprise sales operation to meet market demand
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Hot on the heels of its Series A funding and access reviews product announcement, ConductorOne Inc. has more good news to share: Tailscale now integrates with ConductorOne.