Tromzo

Tromzo is a developer-first Application Security Posture Management (ASPM) platform that helps organizations accelerate risk remediation from code to cloud. They achieve this by providing a prioritized risk view of the entire software supply chain, giving security teams the context they need to understand which software assets are critical to the business and prevent risks from being introduced. Tromzo goes beyond traditional vulnerability management by automating the remediation lifecycle, eliminating manual processes and reducing Mean-Time-to-Remediate (MTTR) by 90%.

Tromzo's mission is to make security accessible, easy, and natural throughout the software development lifecycle (SDLC). They aim to build a world where security teams can effortlessly separate signal from noise and security becomes a first-class citizen in developer workflows. Tromzo is backed by leading CISOs who personally invested in the company, recognizing its essential role in modern application and product security.

Tromzo's mission is to make security accessible, easy, and natural throughout the software development lifecycle (SDLC). They aim to build a world where security teams can effortlessly prioritize and remediate critical vulnerabilities, making security a seamless part of developer workflows. This vision involves a focus on reducing noise and false positives, automating remediation processes, and empowering both security and development teams to collaborate effectively.

Tromzo promotes a collaborative and developer-centric culture that prioritizes building secure software, fast. They emphasize the importance of partnerships between security and development teams, working together to mitigate risks and achieve a proactive security posture. This is reflected in their commitment to building a product that makes security accessible and natural for developers, through automation and user-friendly tools that streamline workflows and eliminate friction. The company also highlights the importance of data-driven decision making and accountability, with a focus on metrics like Mean Time to Remediate (MTTR) and SLA compliance.