Frederick, Md. – February 25, 2019 – Fugue, the company delivering autonomous cloud security and compliance to prevent data breaches and policy violations, today announced its Chief Executive Officer Phillip Merrick will speak at the KeyBanc Capital Markets 2019 Emerging Technology Summit on Wednesday, February 27, 2019 at The Park Central Hotel in San Francisco.
Merrick, who has more than 20 years of experience growing enterprise software and SaaS companies, leads Fugue’s efforts to educate the market about how enterprises can more easily and effectively address cloud security issues such as policy compliance and misconfiguration errors.
He will speak about how enterprises can strengthen their security and compliance postures as they migrate more of their applications and data stores to the cloud. Gartner estimates that “through 2022, at least 95% of cloud security failures will be the customer’s fault”—the category of cloud vulnerabilities that Fugue’s Software-as-a-Service product addresses.
About Fugue
Fugue ensures cloud infrastructure stays in continuous compliance with enterprise security policies. Our solution identifies cloud infrastructure security risks and compliance violations and ensures that they are never repeated. Fugue provides baseline drift detection and self-healing infrastructure to eliminate data breaches, and powerful visualization and reporting tools to easily demonstrate compliance. Customers like Sparkpost, PBS, and SAP NS2 rely on Fugue to protect against cloud risks and enforce compliance. Fugue’s investors include New Enterprise Associates, Future Fund, Maryland Venture Fund, In-Q-Tel (IQT), and Core Capital Partners. Fugue is an AWS Advanced Technology Partner and a Launch Partner in the AWS Cloud Management Tools Competency Program in the Governance category. Fugue was named a CyberSecurity Breakthrough Award winner in the IaaS category and a Gartner Cool Vendor in Cloud Computing. To learn more about Fugue, visit www.fugue.co.
Media Contact:
Rachel Kaseroff
415-341-5625
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