Preventing another Equifax: Sevco looks to transform asset management

Mark Begor,(L), CEO of Equifax appears before the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Subcommittee on Capitol Hill, March 7, 2019 to testify about the company’s data breach. Lack of a mature inventory of its IT assets was a contributing factor.
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Sevco Security announced $15 million in Series A funding on Wednesday contributing to a vision from the founders to transform an emerging product category much in the same way they did endpoint detection and response (EDR) with Carbon Black in 2002.
J.J. Guy, Sevco co-founder and CEO and a Carbon Black founder, said the company will use the funding to deliver cloud-based visibility into a company’s asset inventory and the telemetry required to understand how those assets change over time.

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