What is Cerby?
Founded in 2020 and headquartered in Alameda, California, Cerby provides a specialized platform designed to secure and automate access to applications that traditional IAM tools often overlook. As organizations increasingly rely on a fragmented array of SaaS tools, many of which do not support SAML or SCIM protocols, Cerby acts as a bridge, enabling centralized control and governance. This capability is essential for enterprises aiming to maintain a zero-trust security posture while managing a diverse and often unmanageable application landscape. By automating the lifecycle of these disconnected assets, Cerby mitigates the risks associated with shadow IT and manual credential management, effectively modernizing identity infrastructure for the distributed digital enterprise.
How much funding has Cerby raised?
Cerby has raised a total of $69M across 3 funding rounds:
Other Financing Round
$12M
Series A
$17M
Series B
$40M
Other Financing Round (2022): $12M with participation from Okta Ventures, Founders Fund, Ridge Ventures, Gokul Rajaram, and ACapital Ventures
Series A (2023): $17M led by Founders Fund, Bowery Capital, Two Sigma Ventures, and Ridge Ventures
Series B (2025): $40M supported by Two Sigma Ventures, Okta, Dtcp, and Salesforce Ventures
Key Investors in Cerby
Two Sigma Ventures
Two Sigma Ventures is an early-stage venture capital firm that invests in transformative companies leveraging information growth and computing power, with a focus on data-driven innovation.
Okta
Okta is a leading independent identity provider delivering cloud-native identity and access management solutions for enterprises, developers, and digital businesses.
Dtcp
DTCP Digital Transformation Capital Partners specializes in innovative investment strategies focused on driving digital transformation across cybersecurity, SaaS, and AI sectors.
What's next for Cerby?
With this major enterprise-level funding, Cerby is well-positioned to accelerate its product development and expand its market reach. The strategic alignment with key investors, including major players in the identity space, suggests a roadmap focused on deepening integration capabilities and scaling its platform to meet the complex requirements of global organizations. As the demand for robust, cloud-native security solutions continues to rise, Cerby's ability to solve the 'disconnected application' problem will likely remain a primary driver of its growth trajectory. The company is expected to leverage this capital to enhance its automation features and solidify its standing as an indispensable component of the modern enterprise security architecture.
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