Hewlett Packard Enterprise HPE has acquired a security startup that provides tools of identity-driven and large scale distributed software, Scytale, TechCrunch reported.
What Happened?
Scytale founded in 2017 by a team of engineers from cloud-native enterprises like Amazon Web Services, Google, Okta, PagerDuty.
The startup is the founding contributor of the Secure Production Identity Framework for Everyone (SPIFFE). According to Husak, “HPE is fully-committed to continuing Scytale’s stewardship and contributions to SPIFFE and SPIRE (SPIFFE Runtime Environment), and these projects will play a fundamental role in HPE’s plans to deliver a dynamic, open, and secure edge-to-cloud platform.”
What Else Is There?
Scytale has raised $8 million since it was funded. The last funding type was Series A, which raised $5 million.
Price Action
HPE shares traded 1.51% higher at $14.14 at press time on Monday.
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