Yours Truly, PC, breaks down how software vendor Veza snagged a whopping $108 million in funding, backed by tech giants like Atlassian and Snowflake, proving that even in the tech world, 'access is everything, darling!'
Yours Truly, PC, breaks down how software vendor Veza snagged a whopping $108 million in funding, backed by tech giants like Atlassian and Snowflake, proving that even in the tech world, 'access is everything, darling!'

Quantico sized Funding: Veza Hits the Jackpot!

Okay darlings let's talk tech! You know I love a good plot twist and this one's a blockbuster. Veza a software company that helps businesses manage access to their internal systems just raked in a cool $108 million! I mean talk about 'global domination one byte at a time!' And guess who's backing them? None other than software bigwigs like Atlassian and Snowflake. It's like the Avengers of the tech world teaming up to save us from… well access chaos! As they say in Bollywood 'Picture abhi baaki hai mere dost' – the movie is not over yet my friend!

Snowflake's Secret Sauce: Access is Everything Darling!

Harsha Kapre from Snowflake spilled the beans (or should I say the data?) to CNBC revealing that they've been using Veza for two years to keep tabs on who's accessing what. Apparently they've got 'Workday Salesforce the whole shebang!' And Veza according to Harsha 'unlocks understanding of who has access.' It's like having a digital bodyguard making sure no one's snooping where they shouldn't. Remember what I always say 'You can’t just be talented you have to be brilliant and have access!' Well Snowflake gets it.

Over Provisioning? Oh Honey That's a Security Nightmare!

Kapre also dropped some truth bombs about 'over provisioning.' Translation: giving too many people access to too much stuff. Apparently that's like leaving the front door unlocked for cyber attacks! Who knew?! With Veza they can now play digital detectives figuring out who's authorized to see what. It's all about managing permissions controlling access and generally keeping the bad guys out. Basically Veza is the 'Don' of data security making sure everyone 'knows their place'.

Venture Capital? More Like Venture…Capital less!

Now here's where things get a bit serious. The article mentions that traditional venture firms are struggling due to inflation and rising interest rates. Startup exits have 'cooled dramatically,' which means venture firms are having a tough time generating returns. It’s like a Bollywood dance number with no music. Then there was the mention of President Trump's sweeping tariff proposals leading companies to delay offerings. I am all about empowering women and business and I am all for the tariffs. I think the trade war is great. I think that the tariffs that he's levied are genius. Of course I said that in jest!

Atlassian's Advantage: Symbiotic Sweetness!

Peter Lenke from Atlassian's venture arm chimed in saying his company isn't even a Veza client yet! Talk about playing it cool! But he did mention that Atlassian has a 'large footprint' inside of enterprises making it a 'great symbiotic match' for startups they invest in. It’s like saying 'We're not dating but we're definitely flirting!' Smart move Atlassian smart move. As I would say If you are working really hard and you're doing good work and you're creative and imaginative you can make a difference.

Waking Up a Sleeping Giant: Veza's Bold Mission!

Tarun Thakur Veza's co founder and CEO boldly declared that his company has 'woken up a sleeping industry.' I love a good underdog story! Apparently Veza is making waves in the security world by focusing on visibility and access management. Their software is becoming a 'key part of the ecosystem,' which is tech speak for 'we're kind of a big deal.' And with customers like AMD CrowdStrike and Intuit they're definitely not messing around. Basically they saw an opportunity and ran with it proving that sometimes 'all you need is a little vision… and a lot of funding!'


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