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AST acquisitions and funding

41 acquisitions of application security testing vendors since 2020 and 121 funding rounds since 2022 on record. The most active buyers are Snyk (3), Harness (2) and Synopsys (2). See the application security testing vendors in the directory.

4acquisitions
25funding rounds
$327.2mraised in the 22 rounds with a disclosed size
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DateDealAmountSource
December 2023ArmorCode raised a Series B roundInvestor Highland Capital Partners$40mReportvia Security, Funded
December 2023Mend.io acquired Atom SecurityIsraeli company specialising in application securityUndisclosedReportvia SecurityWeek
November 2023AppMap raised fundingInvestors Work Bench Ventures, Forgepoint Capital and Venture Guides$10mReportvia Security, Funded
November 2023Aikido Security raised a seed roundInvestors Connect Ventures and Notion Capital$5.4mReportvia Security, Funded
September 2023Legit Security raised a Series B roundLegit Security provides application security for AI-generated code and software development.Investor CRV$40mReportvia Security, Funded
September 2023Cytix raised a seed roundUndisclosedReportvia Security, Funded
September 2023Battery Ventures acquired GrammaTechApplication security testing software business, now relaunched as CodeSecureUndisclosedReportvia SecurityWeek
August 2023SemanticGuard received a grantInvestor Innovate AlabamaUndisclosedReport
August 2023Saltworks Security raised a seed round$610kReportvia Security, Funded
August 2023Tromzo raised a seed roundInvestor Venture Guides$8mReportvia Security, Funded
August 2023Endor Labs raised a Series A roundEndor Labs provides an agentic application security platform for AI-generated and open source code.Investors Dell Technologies Capital, Section 32, Lightspeed Venture Partners and Coatue Management$70mReportvia Security, Funded
July 2023Dynatrace acquired RookoutCloud-native debugging tools provider based in IsraelUndisclosedReportvia SecurityWeek
June 2023Nokod Security raised a seed roundInvestors Acrew Capital, Flint Capital and Meron Capital$8mReportvia Security, Funded
June 2023Invary raised a pre-seed roundInvestor Flyover Capital$1.9mReportvia Security, Funded
June 2023Prelude raised fundingInvestor CrowdStrike Falcon FundUndisclosedReportvia Security, Funded
June 2023Kodem Security raised a Series A roundInvestor Greylock$18mReportvia Security, Funded
June 2023Start Left Security raised a seed roundInvestors Dasein Capital, Gula Tech Adventures and Lytical Ventures$3.3mReport
June 2023Snyk acquired Enso SecurityApplication security posture management companyUndisclosedReportvia SecurityWeek
May 2023Aiden raised a seed roundInvestors Right Side Capital Management and Blu Ventures Investors$4.5mReportvia Security, Funded
April 2023Operant raised a seed roundInvestor Felicis$3mReportvia Security, Funded
April 2023Semgrep raised a Series C roundSemgrep provides a platform for scanning code and dependencies to find security issues.Investor Lightspeed Venture Partners$53mReportvia Security, Funded
April 2023Mobb raised a seed roundInvestors Ariel Maislos and MizMaa Ventures$5.4mReportvia Security, Funded
March 2023Backslash Security raised a seed roundInvestors D. E. Shaw & Co, First Rays Venture Partners and StageOne Ventures$8mReportvia Security, Funded
March 2023OpenRefactory raised a seed roundInvestor Startup Bangladesh Limited$95kReportvia Security, Funded
March 2023Nullify raised a pre-seed roundInvestor OIF Ventures$800kReport
February 2023UNSNARL received a grantInvestor Antler India$10kReport
February 2023Oligo Security raised a Series A roundInvestor Lightspeed Venture Partners$20mReportvia Security, Funded
January 2023Snyk raised a Series G roundSnyk provides a security platform that finds and fixes vulnerabilities in code, dependencies, containers, and cloud infrastructure.Investor ServiceNow$25mReportvia Security, Funded
January 2023Aikido Security raised a pre-seed round$2.2mReportvia Security, Funded

Acquisitions come from SecurityWeek's monthly M&A round-ups from 2021 onwards, from Cybersecurity Ventures' quarterly M&A reports for 2020, and a few from Wikipedia lists. Funding rounds from 2022 onwards come from Return on Security's weekly Security, Funded newsletter. These are dated to the month. A few deals added from the news are dated to the day. Smaller deals may be missing. Each Report link goes to the announcement or story the source cites, and the via link to the round-up or newsletter issue. Amounts are in US dollars. The category is what the bought or funded company sells.