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SGNL, a startup focused on redefining enterprise access management, has secured $30 million in a Series A funding round. The company aims to enhance identity security by eliminating standing access and implementing real-time, identity-first security measures. Founders Scott Kriz and Erik Gustavson previously sold their startup Bitium to Google and have now launched SGNL to address the shortcomings of current access management models. The funding will accelerate SGNL's mission in the cybersecurity space, marking a significant step forward for the company's innovative approach to identity access.
Super excited for @scottkriz & @erikgustavson latest company @SGNL_ai. We (@ResoluteVC) backed their first company Bitium (acquired by Google), and now delighted to be backing them again. Today @SGNL_ai announced their $30M Series A: https://t.co/z5NR834VYJ
Interesting startup with a legit backstory that includes the founders selling their previous startup to Google and running security tooling there. SGNL is built around a new way of thinking of identity access that seems obvious but hadn't been possible before. https://t.co/Um0bdstRYL
SGNL snags $30M for a new take on ID security based on zero-standing privileges: https://t.co/HZw2i4nbty by TechCrunch #infosec #cybersecurity #technology #news