About AccuKnox
AccuKnox is a spin-off from SRI International and closed a seed funding round in late 2020.[1]
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AccuKnox is a spin-off from SRI International and closed a seed funding round in late 2020. Raven.io sells runtime security that prevents exploits at runtime, before there is a CVE. CISO Tribune files both under Cloud workload protection. This page sets the two records side by side: what each sells, where it is based, who owns and funds it, the customers it names and its recent news, each fact numbered to its source.
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| AccuKnoxAccuKnox is a spin-off from SRI International and closed a seed funding round in late 2020.sri.com | Raven.ioRaven.io sells runtime security that prevents exploits at runtime, before there is a CVE.raven.io | |
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| Who it fits | Not written yet | From its own pages, Raven.io sells mainly to organizations that want to protect their cloud native applications by focusing on runtime. Raven.io names enterprise SaaS as a setting where it is used. Raven connects running libraries, active protection and recorded outcomes for security and compliance teams. |
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CISO Tribune files both AccuKnox and Raven.io under Cloud workload protection as their primary category. AccuKnox sells Zero Trust Container, a runtime container that enforces zero trust policies to protect applications, networks and data in cloud and Kubernetes environments. Raven.io sells a set of runtime products: Runtime Prevention, Runtime ADR, Runtime SCA, Runtime Gatekeeper and Runtime AI-Agents. CISO Tribune also files Raven.io under Software composition analysis, AI model and agent security, and Application security posture management.
Raven.io's Runtime SCA analyzes which open-source vulnerabilities are reachable at runtime, and its Runtime AI-Agents product gives visibility into AI agents and identifies unauthorized or shadow agents. AccuKnox announced the launch of AgentZ on August 27, 2026, a platform for building, running and governing AI agents across teams and workflows. Both companies therefore touch AI agents, with Raven.io focused on visibility into agents and AccuKnox on building, running and governing them. Raven.io names enterprise SaaS with SOC 2 / ISO 27001 obligations as a setting where it is used, and it is part of SageSure's code security program.
AccuKnox is privately held, is a spin-off from SRI International, and closed a seed funding round in late 2020. Raven.io announced on March 18, 2026 that it had raised $20 million in funding, and it says it is backed by Silicon Valley investors. Raven.io gives its address as 550 California Ave, Palo Alto, CA.
AccuKnox is a spin-off from SRI International and closed a seed funding round in late 2020.[1]
AccuKnox on the recordRaven.io sells runtime security that prevents exploits at runtime, before there is a CVE.[2]
Raven.io says that attackers are using AI to find exploits, with no CVE and no warning. Raven.io says that most of the code your applications run is open source.[2]
Raven ADR runs inside the application and detects real application attacks as they execute, with library and function-level forensics. Raven detects abnormal execution behavior at runtime, which lets it identify attacks even when no CVE exists. When a known CVE is exploited, Raven detects the exploit at the exact moment it occurs. When a known CVE is exploited, Raven prevents the exploit at the exact moment it occurs. When no CVE is present, Raven detects the abnormal execution at runtime and prevents the exploit at the exact moment it occurs.[1][3]
Raven applies function-level runtime reachability to deprioritize vulnerabilities. Raven brings runtime application intelligence into the release process to identify and stop dangerous builds before they reach production. Raven discovers, monitors, and controls every AI agent operating in an environment. Raven pricing is based on the number of protected servers or nodes and the level of runtime protection.[3]
Raven prevents SQL injection at execution time, before malicious queries reach the database. Raven supports threat hunting that uses real application execution, not just infrastructure signals. Raven connects running libraries, active protection and recorded outcomes for security and compliance teams. Raven enforces policy against covered exploit behavior, and the result is then validated on the relevant workload. Raven adds observed libraries and execution context to application inventory and vulnerability reviews.[4][5][6]
Raven.io names enterprise SaaS with SOC 2 / ISO 27001 obligations as a setting where it is used. Raven.io is part of SageSure's code security program. Raven.io addresses how AI-assisted exploits reshape financial services security and why NYDFS Section 2.5 puts third-party code behavior and customer data in focus.[3][7][8]
Raven states its mission as helping companies protect their cloud native applications by focusing on runtime. Raven started out as a Performance Optimization company. Raven has three co-founders, Roi, Guy and Omer, who are cyber security experts with over 30 years of experience in the field. The Raven team includes serial entrepreneurs and cyber security veterans from Symantec (Broadcom) and IDF intelligence units. Raven is backed by Silicon Valley investors. Raven gives its address as 550 California Ave, Palo Alto, CA.[1][3][9]
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