Twine Security Named One of 20 Rising Stars in Forbes’ Cloud 100 List
Key takeaways
- Twine Security is one of 20 Rising Stars in the Forbes Cloud 100 list.
- The Cloud 100 is produced in partnership with Bessemer Venture Partners and Salesforce Ventures.
- Rising Stars are early-stage companies poised to join the Cloud 100 in the years ahead.
- The recognition reflects Twine’s momentum building AI Digital Employees that close the cybersecurity execution gap, starting with identity.
Twine Security has been named one of 20 Rising Stars as part of Forbes’ Cloud 100 List, the definitive ranking of the top private cloud companies, produced in partnership with Bessemer Venture Partners and Salesforce Ventures.
The Rising Stars recognition highlights early-stage companies poised to join the Cloud 100 in the years ahead - a reflection of Twine’s momentum in building AI Digital Employees that close the cybersecurity execution gap, starting with identity.
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