Eclypsium CEO Yuriy Bulygin argues that network edge devices — firewalls, VPNs, and load balancers — have quietly become the enterprise's most exploited and least monitored attack surface, with edge vulnerability exploitation surging nearly eightfold year-over-year. He outlines four steps security leaders must take now: adopt continuous third-party monitoring, build deep firmware and component inventories, prioritize aggressive patching, and elevate edge infrastructure risk into enterprise-level strategy.

Eclypsium, the IT infrastructure supply chain security company protecting critical hardware, firmware, and software infrastructure, announced today its acceptance into the NVIDIA Inception program, designed to help startups accelerate innovation and growth.

Eclypsium is proud to announce its Supply Chain Security Platform has been named the Market Leader Software Supply Chain Security winner by Cyber Defense Magazine's annual Top InfoSec Innovators Awards.

Eclypsium, a leader in infrastructure supply chain security, announced it has raised $45 million through a Series C funding round to secure AI-compute hardware and devices against rising nation state-sponsored supply chain attacks.

Eclypsium has announced a new partnership to deliver integrated capabilities and greater value to security teams. The collaboration enables customers to benefit from combined security technologies in a more unified approach.

One interesting dimension of the widely acknowledged adage that “software is eating the world” (originally voiced by Marc Andreessen of existing Eclypsium investor Andreessen-Horowitz in 2011) is how this has evolved to a current state of a componentized, interdependent, and continuously shipping...