Socket vs Wiz
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Socket detects malicious packages and dependency vulnerabilities before they enter the codebase, protecting open-source supply chains at the point of install.
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Socket is an open-source supply chain security platform that analyzes npm, PyPI, and other package registry submissions in real time to detect malicious code, dependency confusion attacks, typosquatting, and known vulnerabilities before they reach developer machines or CI pipelines. Founded by Feross Aboukhadijeh, Socket monitors package behavior — not just CVE lists — scanning for suspicious patterns like network access, shell execution, and obfuscated code that traditional vulnerability scanners miss. The platform integrates directly into GitHub pull requests, flagging risky dependency changes before they are merged.
Cloud security platform acquired by Google (NASDAQ: GOOGL) for $32B in March 2025 — cybersecurity's largest-ever acquisition; grew from $0 to $500M ARR in 4 years with agentless Security Graph competing with Orca.
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Wiz is a New York-based cloud security platform — acquired by Alphabet/Google (NASDAQ: GOOGL) in a $32 billion deal announced in March 2025 (the largest cybersecurity acquisition in history) — that had raised $900 million at a $12 billion valuation from Andreessen Horowitz, Lightspeed, Sequoia, and Index Ventures before the acquisition. Founded in 2020 by Assaf Rappaport and four co-founders (former Unit 8200 cyber intelligence officers and Microsoft Azure security alumni), Wiz grew from $0 to $500 million ARR in four years — the fastest SaaS company to reach $500M ARR in history — by providing agentless cloud security visibility across AWS, Azure, GCP, and Kubernetes.
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