Vote for your favorite startups in Group 3. The top 24 startups will move on to round 2 of the Big50-2017 startup competition.
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Vote closes: 5 PM PT, Monday, June 5, 2017
****Top 24 from Group 3 move on to round 2****
Founded: 2015
CEO: Dimitri Stilliadis
What they do: Provide white-list-based security that is “decoupled from network details.”
Founded: 2014
Founder: Sharif Youssef
What they do: Provide Big Data tools.
Founded: 2013
CEO: Rod Buscher
What they do: Offer a “mobile app that allows anyone to buy, sell, and finance cars themselves with the snap of a photo.”
Founded: 2012
CEO: Dr. Rao Papolu
What they do: Offer “continuous security assessments and remediation across hybrid environments.”
Founded: 2013
CEO: Matthew Zeiler
What they do: Develop visual recognition AI that helps businesses build apps that can do such things as automatically tag, organize, and search visual content.
Founded: 2012
CEO: Dr. Christine Podilchuk
What they do: Provide “deep-learning/AI software that improves the accuracy of breast cancer screenings, reduces unnecessary biopsies and makes quality care more accessible to women worldwide.”
Founded: 2015
CEO: Fred Kneip
What they do: Provide a global, Third-Party Cyber-Risk-Management (TPCRM) exchange.
Founded: 2016
CEO: Gregory Eddy
What they do: Design robots.
Founded: 2017
CEO: Pablo Garcia
What they do: Develop cyber-security products.
Founded: 2012
President: Brian Park
What they do: Provides an equity crowdfunding platform.
Founded: 2015
CEO: Amit Bendov
What they do: Provide a “conversation intelligence platform” that helps “sales and marketing teams close more deals by leveraging AI and machine learning technology to recognize patterns from thousands of hours of spoken sales conversations.”
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Founded: 2014
CEO: Kevin O’Brien
What they do: Provide enterprises with “cloud-native protection against message-based threats, driven by machine learning and automated response capabilities.”
Founded: 2013
CEO: Pavel Gurvich
What they do: Provide “real-time detection and response for data centers and clouds by using multiple detection methods, including dynamic deception; deploying granular policy and compliance controls; and maintaining visibility, even during complex cloud migrations.”
Founded: 2011
CEO: Sashi Kumar
What they do: Provide “Digital Transformation service for enterprises,” including “big data analytics, internet of things, mobility, cloud, security, and unified communications.”
Founded: 2010
CEO: Janet Kosloff
What they do: Provide a “mobile micro-survey methodology and analytics engine” that enables clients to reach targeted physicians and healthcare stakeholders to gain their feedback in real-time to help life science organizations move treatments to market, faster.
Founded: 2012
CEO: Karen Frame
What they do: Provide a platform that helps brands interact with “health and lifestyle shoppers.”
Founded: 2013
CEO: Charlie Sander
What they do: Build Cloud Security software that gives companies visibility into how data is stored, access, and shared in cloud applications, including Google G Suite and Office 365.
Founded: 2010
CEO: Brad Walters
What they do: Provide wireless sensors that deliver “secure, real-time information on how assets, buildings, and processes” are being managed and maintained.
Founded: 2010
CEO: Gil Ronen
What they do: Develop technology that “assembles genomes of even the most complex species.”
Founded: 2011
CEO: Scott Howser
What they do: Automate prescriptive analytics to build “accurate and actionable models that enable “business users to do the work of data scientists.”
Note: on May 23, Nutonian was acquired by a DataRobot, a startup founded in 2012 that has raised $120 million in VC funding.
Founded: 2013
CEO: Alon Werber
What they do: Develop automated sports filming and production software.
Founded: 2015
CEO: Tim Grace
What they do: Use machine learning to protect against fraud.
Founded: 2014
CEO: Murli Thirumale
What they do: Automate the deployment and operation of “container data services at scale and allow users to manage any database or stateful service running on any infrastructure.”
Founded: 2010
CEO: Ben Corrado
What they do: Provide a “chip-to-cloud IoT [platform] that gives customers a way to securely manage and update low-power wireless devices at scale.”
Founded: 2013
CEO: Pavan Kumar Thatha
What they do: Provide protection against bots and web scraping.
Founded: 2011
CEO: Don Jaworski
What they do: Provide hybrid cloud storage for enterprises.
Founded: 2012
CEO: Matthew Riley
What they do: They’re developing an online “search-and-discovery” tool that leverages “AI, machine learning and natural language processing technologies to improve the overall search experience.”
Founded: 2011
CEO: Greg Topel
What they do: Offer a technology “capable of disrupting the smooth glass on touch displays, simulating real touch.”
Founded: 2011
CEO: Tom Sosnoff & Kristi Ross
What they do: Develops financial content and technology.
Founded: 2014
CEO: Jonathan Rimon
What they do: Provide “developers, cameras, and brands with a software development kit (SDK) of computer vision and AR technologies that increases platform users’ retention and engagement.”
Founded: 2011
CEO: Hiro Yoshikawa
What they do: Provide a platform that “overcomes the messy pre-existing tech, IT, and business workflow barriers, so employees can gain access and insights from the most telling customer data in order to make swift, accurate, and informed decisions.”
Founded: 2014
Founders: Natan Linder & Rony Kubat
What they do: Develop a “manufacturing app engine.”
Founded: 2011
CEO: Timothy Eades
What they do: Provide data center and cloud security.
Founded: 2014
CEO: Paul Myer
What they do: Provide enterprise-class security through a “centralized command center for industrial control systems (ICS). Leveraging SDN technologies, Veracity gives industrial operators complete situational awareness for asset identification and management, client-defined security zones, and threat-based incident response in near real-time.”
Founded: 2011
CEO: Nelson Nahum
What they do: Offer scalable, elastic enterprise Storage-as-a-Service, which is available on-premises and in the cloud.
Top 24 from Group 3 move on to round 2****
