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| MiggoMiggo sells an application detection and response platform that tracks runtime application behavior, prioritizes exploitable vulnerabilities, and generates virtual patches such as WAF rules to mitigate threats before code can be patched.miggo.io | MitigaMitiga lists Cloud Detection and Response (CDR), described as detecting, investigating and containing attacks across a cloud estate.mitiga.io | Skyhawk SecuritySkyhawk Security says it enables organizations to take a preemptive approach to cloud security.skyhawk.security | Stream.SecurityStream.Security sells an AI-native cloud detection and response platform that models a customer's cloud environment in real time and autonomously prevents, detects and remediates exposures and threats.stream.security | |
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| Who it fits | Not written yet | Not written yet | From its own pages, the company sells mainly to organizations running cloud environments and to their security teams. Its about page describes teams that spend hours evaluating and triaging CNAPP and vulnerability management findings. Its platform page addresses cloud security teams that are overwhelmed with alerts. The site also lists a Become an MSSP page, so managed security providers appear to be a partner audience. The pages give no industries, organization sizes or named customers. | Not written yet |
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| Last verified | October 23, 2026 | September 27, 2026 | November 2, 2026 | November 2, 2026 |
Miggo sells an application detection and response platform that tracks runtime application behavior, prioritizes exploitable vulnerabilities, and generates virtual patches such as WAF rules to mitigate threats before code can be patched. The company describes itself as privately backed by investors including YL Ventures, Cyber Club London, Runtime Ventures and SYN Ventures.[1][2]
Miggo on the recordMitiga lists Cloud Detection and Response (CDR), described as detecting, investigating and containing attacks across a cloud estate. It also lists SaaS Detection and Response (SaaSDR), described as detecting and stopping compromise in Salesforce, M365, Snowflake, and the rest. Identity Detection and Response (ITDR) is described as catching stolen sessions, tokens and privilege abuse. AI Detection and Response (AIDR) is described as protecting AI systems and stopping AI-powered attacks across cloud, SaaS, identity, and AI.[1]
AI Agent Runtime Security is also listed under AI Security. Shadow SaaS and AI Discovery is described as finding the SaaS and AI tools nobody sanctioned, with no endpoint signal required. It also lists Context Engineering for the AI SOC, described as turning raw cloud, SaaS, identity, and AI telemetry into deterministic, correlated, investigation-grade context. Managed Cloud Security is described as expert-led detection and response, run on Mitiga.
Agentic Runtime Security is described as runtime defense for modern infrastructure. Mitiga's company page describes the team behind Agentic Runtime Security.[4]
A featured demo item describes a 30-minute walkthrough of a real cloud attack, decoded and contained.[1]
Mitiga on the recordSkyhawk Security says it enables organizations to take a preemptive approach to cloud security. Its about page speaks to security teams that spend hours evaluating and triaging CNAPP and vulnerability management findings.[4]
It also names an AI Red Team, and its homepage says the AI Red Team took over an AWS Org in seconds. A December 2025 press release says an update expands its cloud-native, agentless breach and attack simulation (BAS). The same release says the update is enabling continuous security control validation. The site offers a free 30-day trial.[5][6]
The press release is dated December 2, 2025 and is datelined AWS re:Invent, Las Vegas. A blog on the company's site is written by Amir Shachar, Director, AI and Research.[6]
The site's partner menu also lists a Become an MSSP page.[1][2][4][5][8]
Skyhawk Security on the recordStream.Security sells an AI-native cloud detection and response platform that models a customer's cloud environment in real time and autonomously prevents, detects and remediates exposures and threats. It is headquartered in Tel Aviv, Israel, and Palo Alto, California, and remains privately held after an October 2024 funding round.[1]
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