The company supports both SaaS and on-premise deployments, catering to highly regulated industries such as defense and healthcare, with a mission to address overlooked vulnerabilities caused by misconfigurations.

This funding round underscores growing investor confidence in AI-driven cybersecurity solutions amid rising cyber threats, with Kollender's technical expertise and customer persuasion being key to the company's success.

After six years of bootstrapping and maintaining profitability, Remedio announced it raised $65 million in its first funding round led by Bessemer Venture Partners, valuing the company at $300 million.

Despite a lean team of around 40 employees across Israel, the U.S., and Europe, Remedio is trusted by hundreds of global enterprises, including Fortune 500 companies like Amazon, Coca-Cola, and Colgate-Palmolive.

Customer testimonials praise Remedio’s platform for its ease of adoption, cost savings, and ability to improve security posture without additional IT resources.

Remedio's platform provides real-time, continuous device posture management, using AI to identify and automatically remediate configuration risks across all devices and operating systems, ensuring security and compliance.

The platform offers features like instant remediation and rollback, providing complete visibility into vulnerabilities and fixing issues autonomously to prevent breaches.

With the new funding, Remedio plans to accelerate international growth, strengthen its U.S. presence, and develop advanced AI-driven tools for comprehensive device security, including configuration, compliance, patching, and vulnerability management.

Remedio’s team includes former Israeli intelligence professionals and cybersecurity veterans, with plans for significant expansion to support its global growth.

The company aims to expand its AI capabilities to automate additional security tasks while maintaining its lean and profitable operations.

The company's name change emphasizes its ability to handle security issues seamlessly through autonomous repairs, including full rollback capabilities, without disrupting user operations.

Remedio, a cybersecurity firm founded by Tal Kollender—an ex-hacker and Israeli cyber veteran—has rebranded from GYTPOL to reflect its focus on autonomous security repair and remediation.