SAN FRANCISCO, CA--(Marketwired - Jul 6, 2016) - Twistlock, the leading provider of security solutions for virtual containers, today announced it has completed a $10 million round of funding led by ...

SAN FRANCISCO, CA--(Marketwired - Nov 10, 2015) - Twistlock, the leading provider of container security solutions, today announced Twistlock is available on Google Cloud Platform -- specifically, ...

One of the biggest barriers to enterprise adoption of containers has been the assessment that they're not secure. Twistlock scored some fuel to solve that problem. It has been interesting watching the ...

Container security company Twistlock Ltd. today updated its namesake platform with a new release that aims to beef up security for serverless computing functions and help companies meet their ...

Startup Twistlock has officially launched its security suite, which keeps an eye on Linux containers as they're stitched together to form microservices. General availability for the Container Security ...

Twistlock announced the general availability of version 2.1 of their container security product. Highlights of the release include an integrated firewall that understands application traffic, ...

As the world shifts to a cloud native approach, the way you secure applications as they get deployed is changing too. Twistlock, a company built from the ground up to secure cloud native environments, ...

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In the latest testament to how Israeli startups are on the bleeding edge of cybersecurity, a startup with Tel Aviv roots launched Thursday offering new security technology for businesses. Twistlock ...

As interest grows in applications deployed in containers, questions about their security are developing as well. The open-source platform built by Docker has seen quick uptake by developers.

Twistlock co-founders Dima Stopel (left), vice president of research and development, and Ben Bernstein, CEO. (Twistlock Photo) Security will always be one of the top concerns of any major company ...