Vorlon

Vorlon

Computer and Network Security

Mountain View , CA 2,901 followers

Keep your vendors close and your data closer

About us

Vorlon enables continuous near real-time detection and identification of third-party apps consuming your data. Our agentless patent-pending solution facilitates risk profiling of apps, and provides AI-driven behavioral analytics with response recommendations. Visit our website at vorlonsecurity.com to learn more.

Website
https://www.vorlonsecurity.com/
Industry
Computer and Network Security
Company size
11-50 employees
Headquarters
Mountain View , CA
Type
Privately Held
Founded
2022

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  • 📣 If you haven't yet heard, our CEO, Amir Khayat, has been named one of the Top Cyber Security Founders to Watch in 2025 by Forbes Technology Council and Senior Executive. Vorlon's third-party application detection and response platform helps customers protect their sensitive data. This is a considerable achievement for Amir to be amongst such inspiring leaders - stay tuned for more exciting things to come! 🚀✨ Check out the full list here: https://hubs.la/Q02_yJJM0 #forbes #thirdpartyapplication #detectionandresponse

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    The Impact of IoT on API Security: 🛡️ More devices mean more APIs. Each additional API can become a potential entry point for attackers. 🔄 IoT devices often use various communication protocols, complicating security measures and increasing the risk. 💡 Many IoT devices have minimal processing power, making it challenging to implement robust security measures like encryption and regular updates. 📊 With IoT devices collecting vast amounts of personal data, ensuring that APIs handling this data are secure is crucial to maintain user trust. ⚖️ The rapidly evolving IoT landscape often outpaces regulatory frameworks, leaving gaps in security standards for APIs. https://hubs.la/Q02R80tv0

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    Gartner gets it. Third-party applications and APIs are the biggest risks hiding in plain sight. They have access to your most sensitive data. Do you know what they're doing with your data or are you relying on inherent trust? Don't tell your TPRM team that. #CyberSecurity #APISecurity #GartnerInsights #TPRM

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    VP Marketing at Vorlon | Detect and recover from third-party breaches in minutes instead of months

    🚀 Let’s talk about the Gartner report on third-party API security 🚀 Two days after I joined Vorlon, we got some exciting news: Gartner named us a representative vendor in their new report, Adapt Your Third-Party API Security to 3 Specific Use Cases. Third-party APIs are an expanding and opaque attack surface. With third-party breaches growing 68% YoY (Verizon DBIR 2023), I expect more analyst coverage on third-party API security and enterprises looking to extend their detection and response capabilities to third-party application ecosystems -- Third-Party Application Detection and Response (TADR). Here’s my blog post-TL;DR (link in the comments): 🔑 Third-party APIs require a different playbook. The APIs you publish? Those are relatively straightforward to secure in that you’re in control. But third-party APIs—the ones your business and your SaaS vendors depend on—are a different beast. They’re constantly changing, and every update can increase data exposure, break compliance rules, or violate company policy. 🔎 Gartner lays out 3 critical use cases: 1️⃣ Outbound Data Flows: Think customer data sent to a payment processor. Without a clear inventory and governance, you’re blind to where sensitive data is going. 2️⃣ Inbound Data Consumption: Every API call to your SaaS tools is a potential gateway for malicious payloads. Are you validating and inspecting everything? 3️⃣ SaaS-to-SaaS Connections: Your interconnected SaaS tools might be sharing data across 3rd, 4th, or even 5th parties. Do you even know what’s happening at that depth? 💡 My take: Continuous monitoring and governance are essential. In speaking with our customers, regulators are catching on, too, and they’re increasingly asking for proof of ongoing oversight across their third-party API ecosystem (not just the APIs they publish). At Vorlon, we’re laser-focused on third-party application detection and response, helping businesses: ✅ Monitor and inventory third-party API data flows ✅ Detect anomalous traffic and data ✅ Govern SaaS-to-SaaS connections (3rd, 4th and 5th parties) What’s your biggest challenge or question regarding third-party application / API security? #CyberSecurity #APISecurity #GartnerInsights #TPRM

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    VP Marketing at Vorlon | Detect and recover from third-party breaches in minutes instead of months

    🚀 Let’s talk about the Gartner report on third-party API security 🚀 Two days after I joined Vorlon, we got some exciting news: Gartner named us a representative vendor in their new report, Adapt Your Third-Party API Security to 3 Specific Use Cases. Third-party APIs are an expanding and opaque attack surface. With third-party breaches growing 68% YoY (Verizon DBIR 2023), I expect more analyst coverage on third-party API security and enterprises looking to extend their detection and response capabilities to third-party application ecosystems -- Third-Party Application Detection and Response (TADR). Here’s my blog post-TL;DR (link in the comments): 🔑 Third-party APIs require a different playbook. The APIs you publish? Those are relatively straightforward to secure in that you’re in control. But third-party APIs—the ones your business and your SaaS vendors depend on—are a different beast. They’re constantly changing, and every update can increase data exposure, break compliance rules, or violate company policy. 🔎 Gartner lays out 3 critical use cases: 1️⃣ Outbound Data Flows: Think customer data sent to a payment processor. Without a clear inventory and governance, you’re blind to where sensitive data is going. 2️⃣ Inbound Data Consumption: Every API call to your SaaS tools is a potential gateway for malicious payloads. Are you validating and inspecting everything? 3️⃣ SaaS-to-SaaS Connections: Your interconnected SaaS tools might be sharing data across 3rd, 4th, or even 5th parties. Do you even know what’s happening at that depth? 💡 My take: Continuous monitoring and governance are essential. In speaking with our customers, regulators are catching on, too, and they’re increasingly asking for proof of ongoing oversight across their third-party API ecosystem (not just the APIs they publish). At Vorlon, we’re laser-focused on third-party application detection and response, helping businesses: ✅ Monitor and inventory third-party API data flows ✅ Detect anomalous traffic and data ✅ Govern SaaS-to-SaaS connections (3rd, 4th and 5th parties) What’s your biggest challenge or question regarding third-party application / API security? #CyberSecurity #APISecurity #GartnerInsights #TPRM

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    Elias Terman, our new VP of marketing, has done a terrific job of breaking down Gartner's new report on third-party API security

    View profile for Elias Terman, graphic

    VP Marketing at Vorlon | Detect and recover from third-party breaches in minutes instead of months

    🚀 Let’s talk about the Gartner report on third-party API security 🚀 Two days after I joined Vorlon, we got some exciting news: Gartner named us a representative vendor in their new report, Adapt Your Third-Party API Security to 3 Specific Use Cases. Third-party APIs are an expanding and opaque attack surface. With third-party breaches growing 68% YoY (Verizon DBIR 2023), I expect more analyst coverage on third-party API security and enterprises looking to extend their detection and response capabilities to third-party application ecosystems -- Third-Party Application Detection and Response (TADR). Here’s my blog post-TL;DR (link in the comments): 🔑 Third-party APIs require a different playbook. The APIs you publish? Those are relatively straightforward to secure in that you’re in control. But third-party APIs—the ones your business and your SaaS vendors depend on—are a different beast. They’re constantly changing, and every update can increase data exposure, break compliance rules, or violate company policy. 🔎 Gartner lays out 3 critical use cases: 1️⃣ Outbound Data Flows: Think customer data sent to a payment processor. Without a clear inventory and governance, you’re blind to where sensitive data is going. 2️⃣ Inbound Data Consumption: Every API call to your SaaS tools is a potential gateway for malicious payloads. Are you validating and inspecting everything? 3️⃣ SaaS-to-SaaS Connections: Your interconnected SaaS tools might be sharing data across 3rd, 4th, or even 5th parties. Do you even know what’s happening at that depth? 💡 My take: Continuous monitoring and governance are essential. In speaking with our customers, regulators are catching on, too, and they’re increasingly asking for proof of ongoing oversight across their third-party API ecosystem (not just the APIs they publish). At Vorlon, we’re laser-focused on third-party application detection and response, helping businesses: ✅ Monitor and inventory third-party API data flows ✅ Detect anomalous traffic and data ✅ Govern SaaS-to-SaaS connections (3rd, 4th and 5th parties) What’s your biggest challenge or question regarding third-party application / API security? #CyberSecurity #APISecurity #GartnerInsights #TPRM

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Funding

Vorlon 2 total rounds

Last Round

Series A

US$ 15.7M

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