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Israeli startup ARMO, which develops the open source Kubescape tool to secure Kubernetes projects, raises a $30M Series A led by Tiger Global and Hyperwise (Geektime)

Geektime: Israeli startup ARMO, which develops the open source Kubescape tool to secure Kubernetes projects, raises a $30M Series A led by Tiger Global and Hyperwise  —  ARMO, today (Wednesday) announced $30 million in funding for the first end-to-end open source Kubernetes security platform led …
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