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Enterprise code security SaaS platform that protects software supply chains by scanning for secrets in source code and pipelines.
Based in Palo Alto, California, BluBracket develops enterprise code security solutions that protect software supply chains by identifying and remediating vulnerabilities within source code, developer environments, and continuous integration pipelines. The subscription-based platform integrates directly with popular development tools like GitHub, GitLab, and Bitbucket to continuously scan for exposed secrets, hardcoded passwords, and authentication tokens without disrupting engineering workflows. Prior to its strategic exit, the enterprise software-as-a-service provider raised $18.5 million in total venture funding, which included a $12 million Series A financing round led by Evolution Equity Partners in 2021. In June 2023, the company was acquired by HashiCorp to incorporate its automated secrets scanning technology into the Vault ecosystem, contributing to a combined base of 4,354 enterprise customers, including 877 generating over $100K in annual recurring revenue. BluBracket was founded in 2019 by Prakash Linga.
BluBracket has raised $19.0M across 2 funding rounds.
BluBracket has raised $19.0M in total across 2 funding rounds.
BluBracket has raised $19.0M in total across 2 funding rounds.
BluBracket's investors include Karthik Subramanian, Battery Ventures, Cisco Investments, CRV, Decibel Partners, Unusual Ventures, Bob Bickel, Sacha Labourey, Firebolt Ventures, Point72 Ventures, SignalFire, John Terrill.
BluBracket has raised $19.0M across 2 funding rounds. Most recently, it raised $12.0M Series A in May 2021.
| Date | Round | Lead Investors | Other Investors | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| May 1, 2021 | $12M Series A | Karthik Subramanian | Battery Ventures, Cisco Investments, CRV, Decibel Partners, Unusual Ventures, BOB Bickel, Sacha Labourey, Firebolt Ventures, Point72 Ventures, SignalFire | Announced |
| Feb 1, 2020 | $7M Seed | Unusual Ventures | Battery Ventures, CRV, Decibel Partners, BOB Bickel, Sacha Labourey, Firebolt Ventures, John Terrill, SignalFire | Announced |
BluBracket is a cybersecurity company that developed a code security platform to protect software supply chains by identifying, preventing, and fixing risks in source code, such as hardcoded secrets, exposed PII, access policies, and code leaks.[1][2][3][4][5] It serves developers, appsec teams, and enterprise infosec teams at organizations of all sizes, solving the growing problem of internal and external code vulnerabilities that traditional tools like SAST, DAST, and dependency analysis miss.[2][5] Founded in 2019 in Palo Alto, California, BluBracket raised $18.5M before being acquired by HashiCorp in June 2023, with its technology integrated into HashiCorp's Vault for enhanced secret management.[1][4]
The platform offers a SaaS suite for codebase-wide protection and local tools for IDEs, integrating seamlessly into SDLC workflows via GitHub, GitLab, CI servers like Jenkins, and messaging tools like Slack.[5] Post-acquisition, BluBracket's capabilities bolster HashiCorp's infrastructure automation, particularly around "infrastructure as code" tools like Terraform, helping enterprises automate secure cloud configurations without manual errors.[1]
BluBracket was founded in 2019 in Palo Alto, California, as the first enterprise security solution tailored for code in a software-driven world.[1][4][6] While specific founders are not detailed in available sources, the company emerged amid rising software supply chain attacks, focusing on overlooked risks in git repositories dubbed the "internal software supply chain."[2] Early innovation included composable tools for detecting secrets and PII beyond code, such as in S3 buckets and databases, alongside developer-first integrations for GitHub, GitLab, and Bitbucket.[2][5]
Pivotal traction came through its comprehensive approach, earning recognition for consolidating internal and external code risks.[2] By 2022, enhancements positioned it as a leader in code security, and in June 2023, HashiCorp acquired it to merge its secret-detection prowess with Vault, addressing hardcoded credentials in applications.[1][4] This marked a key evolution from standalone startup to integral part of a major infrastructure player.
BluBracket rides the surge in software supply chain security, fueled by high-profile attacks exploiting code leaks and hardcoded secrets, now recognized as a critical attack surface.[2] Its timing aligns with the shift to "infrastructure as code" (e.g., Terraform), where automation amplifies risks from manual configurations, making tools like BluBracket essential for DevSecOps.[1] Market forces favoring it include exploding demand for developer-native security amid git-based workflows and open-source dependencies.[5]
By integrating with HashiCorp, it influences the ecosystem through enhanced Vault capabilities, enabling proactive secret scanning in cloud-native environments and reducing breach vectors for enterprises adopting multi-cloud strategies.[1][4] This positions it as a key enabler in the cybersecurity trend toward shift-left security, where risks are caught pre-deployment.
Post-2023 acquisition, BluBracket's technology is fully embedded in HashiCorp's portfolio, with integrations like Vault expansions driving adoption—HashiCorp reported customer growth to 4,354 (up 19%) and high-value ARR clients rising to 877.[1] Next steps likely involve deeper AI-driven risk prediction and expanded coverage for emerging threats like AI-generated code vulnerabilities. Trends shaping its path include regulatory pressures (e.g., SEC rules on supply chain disclosures) and the boom in GitOps, amplifying demand for seamless code governance.[1][2]
As HashiCorp evolves—potentially amid its own Terraform focus—BluBracket's influence will grow in securing the $100B+ infrastructure automation market, solidifying its role from niche innovator to foundational cybersecurity layer, much like its origin in tackling unseen code risks.