Rezilion

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Cybersecurity startup Rezilion has requested approval for a debt settlement from the District Court in Beer Sheva. The company has agreed to sell its assets to GitLab for $7.3 million, which will cover all its debts. Rezilion, founded in 2019, has raised a total of $38 million. Its shareholders include Guggenheim Partners, JVP, and Kindred Capital. The companys debts include $4.3 million in guaranteed debts, $460,000 in general and deferred debts, and $850,000 owed to the Israel Innovation Authority.

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Rezilion has released a research report uncovering hidden vulnerabilities in popular open-source containers. The report reveals high severity/critical vulnerabilities in hundreds of container images, including those with publicly known exploits. These vulnerabilities are not detected by most standard vulnerability scanners and SCA tools. The research highlights the inability of scanners to detect software components not managed by package managers, which is a common scenario in Docker containers. Rezilion hopes that the research will raise awareness among developers and security practitioners and push vendors and open-source projects to address these vulnerabilities. The report provides recommendations for minimizing the risk.

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Rezilion, an automated vulnerability management platform, released a Vulnerability Benchmark Report highlighting the inaccuracies and noise created by popular vulnerability scanning technologies. The report reveals that most vulnerability scanner tools overwhelm teams with false positives and miss exploitable vulnerabilities. Inconsistent results were found among different scanners, with less than 50% of common vulnerabilities being identified. Rezilion has opened support tickets for over 1600 misidentified vulnerabilities. The company aims to drive the industry forward by providing transparency and improving the quality of vulnerability scanning. The report also provides best practices for using vulnerability scanners effectively.

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Rezilion has announced the full availability of its new automated vulnerability management solution. The solution aims to identify, prioritize, and remediate vulnerable software. Traditional software vulnerability management solutions are unable to keep pace with the rapidly changing software attack surface. Rezilions platform applies automation at critical stages in the software security workflow, providing full-stack assurance and giving developers more time to build. The new features include deep vulnerability validation, CI integrations, remediation workflow integrations, and automated remediation. Rezilions platform detects vulnerable software components and determines their exploitability, reducing vulnerability backlogs and remediation times. The company is hosting a major activation at the upcoming Black Hat cybersecurity conference.

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Israeli cybersecurity company Rezilion has raised $30 million in a Series A funding round led by Guggenheim Partners. The round also saw participation from JVP Fund, Kindred Capital, and several security executives from major companies. Rezilion, founded by Liran Tancman and Shlomi Boutnaru, focuses on automating security troubleshooting processes to help organizations move to the cloud quickly and securely. The company, based in Beer Sheva, Israel, currently employs 50 people and has a total fundraising of $38 million. Rezilion has a SaaS model and serves leading customers worldwide. The funding will support the companys growth and expansion in the cybersecurity market.