Reposify
The business, the turning points, and the decisions behind them.
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01 / WHAT IT BUILT
What the company did
Reposify was a Tel Aviv/San Francisco cybersecurity startup founded in 2016 by Yaron Tal and Koby Meir. It built an external attack surface management (EASM) platform that continuously scanned the internet to help enterprises and governments discover, monitor and protect their global digital assets — detecting exposed, vulnerable or misconfigured assets before attackers could exploit them. Its customers included cybersecurity firms countering DDoS and phishing attacks and business-intelligence firms doing trend analysis. It raised $8.5 million in seed funding (led by Joule Ventures) in December 2021, and Gartner named it a 2021 emerging vendor in the EASM category.
02 / FAILURE REASONS
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03 / EVENT HISTORY
Events in the structured record
- Founded
Reposify was founded in Tel Aviv by Yaron Tal and Koby Meir to build external attack surface management technology.
- Seed round
Reposify raised $8.5 million in seed funding led by Joule Ventures.
- Acquisition
CrowdStrike announced the acquisition of Reposify at its Fal.Con 2022 event, for undisclosed terms (predominantly cash plus stock and options), expected to close by October 31, 2022.
04 / CONTEMPORARY REBUILD ASSESSMENT
Difficulty of rebuilding this project today
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05 / CAUSAL CHAIN
How the factors connect
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Reposify was acquired by CrowdStrike in 2022, announced on September 21 at CrowdStrike's Fal.Con event.
- 02
Terms were undisclosed, though CrowdStrike said it would pay predominantly cash with a portion in stock and options.
- 03
Reposify's technology was folded into CrowdStrike's threat-intelligence suite and its security and IT operations product suite.
- 04
No failure causes were reported — this was an exit, not a wind-down.