Aqua Security New Business Increases By 65% In H1 2023
SYDNEY, September 13. Aqua Security
Aqua attributes this growth to increasing
demand for its unified cloud native application protection
platform (CNAPP
"From day one, our vision has been to deliver a complete full lifecycle security solution in one holistic platform," said Dror Davidoff, co-founder and CEO of Aqua.
"It is not enough to simply see an attack. You need visibility into what's happening across the entire software development lifecycle, and you must be able to stop those attacks at any point."
Aqua leads the cloud native security market as the first integrated CNAPP helping customers see and stop attacks across the entire application lifecycle, from code to cloud, and back.
It was also first to market with software supply chain security capabilities and with Real-Time CSPM - the only solution that combines agentless and in-workload visibility for a complete and prioritised view of cloud security risk in real time.
With the addition of features released in the
past quarter, the Aqua Platform
When combined with Aqua's workload protection capabilities, Aqua delivers a single source of security truth and enforcement for both dev and cloud.
Over the past six months, Aqua has experienced substantial growth across global markets and industries. Aqua now secures the cloud deployments of 40% of the Fortune 100 companies, and a total of more than 500 enterprise customers across 40 countries, with individual customers scanning up to 10 billion images annually.
In 2023, the company expanded its financial services focus and now serves six of the top 10 banks in North America, and six of the seven top banks in Canada, making it the leading cloud native security provider for the financial services industry.
Aqua sees significant interest from
governments around the world in securing their cloud
environments. FedRAMP(r) "in process" designation
In mature cloud markets such as Australia, Aqua's pursuit of IRAP certification will assist in driving the broad uplift in cloud security from code to the cloud and back. With significant digitisation of citizen services, the Aqua Platform will be ideally positioned to secure these critical applications.
Channel & partner
successes
During 2023, Aqua's Advantage Ecosystem has
continued to see success. Partner transactions now account
for 75% of new business revenues as a result of steady
growth, both in new partners and deal
registrations.
Aqua's global partners submitting deal
registrations surged by 25%, and 50% of Aqua's pipeline is
partner-initiated. Deep strategic partnerships with
organisations such as the recently announced Accenture
This year, Aqua has
also won several channel industry accolades. Aqua's senior
director, global channel and alliances, Jeannette Lee Heung,
was recognised on CRN's elite 2023 Channel Chiefs
Aqua's
industry-leading technology garnered significant third-party
recognition in 2023. The company was named Platform Leader
in Innovation in the GigaOm Radar for Cloud Security Posture
Management (CSPM)
Broad
Industry Impact
With a global network of honeypots, the
Aqua Nautilus
The team actively publishes findings and recommendations to help bring greater understanding of the threat landscape and strengthen global cloud security efforts. For example, in 2023, Aqua Nautilus uncovered HeadCrab, a novel state-of-the-art redis malware and a new attack method targeting VScode Extensions.
The team also discovered 250 million artifacts and 65,600 container images that were exposed via thousands of misconfigured container images in Red Hat Quay registries, JFrog Artifactory and Sonatype Nexus artifact registries.
Aqua has built one of the
largest open source cloud native security communities
It also includes Tracee(r), a powerful and innovative runtime security solution that uses eBPF technology to observe system behavior and detect suspicious events. Aqua's open source projects help drive adoption of cloud native security for every kind of organisation and user, and they leverage the power of community to deliver enterprise product innovation.
About Aqua
Security
Aqua Security sees and stops attacks across the
entire cloud native application lifecycle in a single,
integrated platform. From software supply chain security for
developers to cloud security and runtime protection for
security teams, Aqua helps customers reduce risk while
building the future of their businesses. The Aqua Platform
is the industry's most comprehensive Cloud Native
Application Protection Platform (CNAPP). Founded in 2015,
Aqua is headquartered in Boston, MA and Ramat Gan, IL with
Fortune 1000 customers in over 40 countries. For more
information, visit https://www.aquasec.com