What does Sweet Security sell?

Sweet Security sells Runtime CNAPP, AI Security Platform (AISP), Cloud Application Detection & Response (CADR), Cloud Visibility, Vulnerability Management and Cloud Security Posture Management (CSPM). Runtime CNAPP: A cloud-native application protection platform that uses runtime context to detect and respond to threats across applications, workloads and infrastructure. AI Security Platform (AISP): Discovers AI models and agents, maps their interactions and flags misconfigurations or over-permissioned access, with runtime detection of adversarial attacks like prompt injection. Cloud Application Detection & Response (CADR): Detects and responds to threats against cloud applications using runtime signals. Cloud Visibility: Provides unified visibility into cloud environments, workloads and assets.

How does CISO Tribune file Sweet Security?

CISO Tribune files Sweet Security under Cloud-native application protection (CNAPP), with AI model and agent security, Cloud detection and response and API security as secondary categories.

Who owns Sweet Security?

Sweet Security is privately held.

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Sweet Security

Where Sweet Security appears on the record (4)

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In the vendor directory (4): Cloud-native application protection (CNAPP) vendors · primary category
AI model and agent security vendors · category
Cloud detection and response vendors · category
API security vendors · category

What the company sells

Sweet Security sells a Runtime CNAPP platform that combines cloud visibility, vulnerability management, posture management, identity threat detection and API security with an AI Security Platform for securing models and agents. The company is privately funded, backed by investors including Evolution Equity Partners, Munich Re Ventures, Glilot Capital Partners, Key1 Capital and CyberArk Ventures, having raised a $75 million Series B round.

Categories: Cloud-native application protection (CNAPP) (primary category)
AI model and agent security
Cloud detection and response
API security
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Headquarters: Not established from our sources
Founded: Not established from our sources
Ownership: Privately held^[1]
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Website: sweet.security

Products and services

Product names as the company writes them; what each does, in our words, from the company's own product pages. Never how well it does it.

Runtime CNAPP^[1]
A cloud-native application protection platform that uses runtime context to detect and respond to threats across applications, workloads and infrastructure.
AI Security Platform (AISP)^[1]
Discovers AI models and agents, maps their interactions and flags misconfigurations or over-permissioned access, with runtime detection of adversarial attacks like prompt injection.
Cloud Application Detection & Response (CADR)
Detects and responds to threats against cloud applications using runtime signals.
Cloud Visibility
Provides unified visibility into cloud environments, workloads and assets.
Vulnerability Management
Identifies and helps prioritize vulnerabilities across cloud workloads using runtime context.
Cloud Security Posture Management (CSPM)
Checks cloud configuration against runtime context to surface posture issues that matter in production.

Competitors and alternatives

The other companies on our record filed under the same categories, category by category: first those that lead with that category and share more of Sweet Security's categories, then alphabetical. A list from the record, never a ranking.

On cloud-native application protection (cnapp), Sweet Security competes with Upwind, Orca Security, Plerion, Sysdig, Uptycs, Wiz, Aqua Security, Cyscale, RAD Security, Data Theorem and 9 more.
On ai model and agent security, Sweet Security competes with AIShield, Alice, Asymptote Labs, Enkrypt AI, HiddenLayer, Knostic, Mindgard, Noma Security, Onyx Security, Pangea and 45 more.
On cloud detection and response, Sweet Security competes with Miggo, Stream.Security, Mitiga, Skyhawk Security, Upwind, Orca Security, Sysdig, Uptycs, Wiz, Dynatrace and 2 more.
On api security, Sweet Security competes with 42Crunch, Data Theorem, Levo.ai, Pynt, Salt Security, Wallarm, Cequence Security, Escape, Traceable AI, Upwind and 13 more.

References

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[1]Sweet security raises 75m series b and unveils the first unified runtime cnapp for cloud and ai securitySweet Security · sweet.security · published November 12, 2025 · Tier A: the company, a regulator or a filing

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Security leadership

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Questions CISOs ask about Sweet Security

What does Sweet Security sell?: Sweet Security sells Runtime CNAPP, AI Security Platform (AISP), Cloud Application Detection & Response (CADR), Cloud Visibility, Vulnerability Management and Cloud Security Posture Management (CSPM). Runtime CNAPP: A cloud-native application protection platform that uses runtime context to detect and respond to threats across applications, workloads and infrastructure. AI Security Platform (AISP): Discovers AI models and agents, maps their interactions and flags misconfigurations or over-permissioned access, with runtime detection of adversarial attacks like prompt injection. Cloud Application Detection & Response (CADR): Detects and responds to threats against cloud applications using runtime signals. Cloud Visibility: Provides unified visibility into cloud environments, workloads and assets.
How does CISO Tribune file Sweet Security?: CISO Tribune files Sweet Security under Cloud-native application protection (CNAPP), with AI model and agent security, Cloud detection and response and API security as secondary categories.
Who owns Sweet Security?: Sweet Security is privately held.

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