Application security startup Contrast Security Inc. has raised $150 million in new funding to meet growing demand, further gain market share with accelerated global expansion plans and provide the company with additional flexibility to execute on..

• Next-gen code security tools, Contrast Security closes $150M in a Series E round of funding at a greater than billion-dollar valuation.

• The oversubscribed round was led by Liberty Strategic Capital, founded by former Secretary of the..

Contrast Security, a Los Altos, California-based company developing app security and embedded code analysis technologies, today announced that it raised $150 million in a series E round led by Liberty Strategic Capital, former treasury secretary..

Unicorn valuation and funding led by former Secretary Mnuchin sets the stage for global expansion in helping enterprise security and software development teams protect against advanced threats, reduce software risk and cloud software vulnerabilities 

Contrast Security announced Contrast Serverless Application Security, a breakthrough application security solution designed specifically for serverless application development that will initially support AWS Lambda.

Contrast Security has expanded its Contrast Application Security Platform to add serverless to its list of approaches, which previously included code scanning, application security testing, open source security and runtime protection.

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Contrast Security is the leader in modernized application security, embedding code analysis and attack prevention directly into..

Contrast extends its application security platform with Contrast Serverless Application Security that will initially support AWS Lambda as survey finds two-thirds of respondents say security is critical or very important to their serverless..

I am not exaggerating when I say that every organization of any size now uses some sort of cloud-based service, and most operate at least some business-critical functions from the cloud. But the story of how we got to this point has myriad routes,..