Priya PatelSnyk, an Israeli-founded cybersecurity company, has acquired startup Helios to enhance its cloud-to-code risk visibility. The deal, estimated to be several tens of millions of dollars, will see Snyk combine Helios’ full-stack runtime data collection and insights with its developer security platform, providing customers with a comprehensive picture of all company applications. This is Snyk’s second acquisition in Israel, following its purchase of Enso Security in 2023.
Snyk’s mega deal with Helios propels cyber boost to new heights
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