Remediant wasn't just acquired; it was absorbed. With a mere $0.1M in revenue and a $15M war chest, this tiny cybersecurity player didn't just join Netwrix—it likely became the core engine behind their privileged access management strategy.

"Remediant proves that in cybersecurity, the best exit isn't always an IPO—it's becoming an indispensable feature inside a giant."

The tech stack tells a story of a modern, frontend-heavy startup—Tailwind CSS, Bootstrap, Ant Design. But the backend reality is stark. With only 3 employees listed (Head Engineering, Sales Directors, Product Management), this wasn't a scaling machine; it was a lean R&D unit. The revenue of $0.1M indicates they were either pre-product-market fit or selling a high-ticket, low-volume solution that couldn't sustain the $15M burn rate.

• The 'SecureMonte' keyword persists as a digital footprint of their tech.
• A $15M funding round with $0.1M revenue suggests a high-burn, high-risk play.
• The acquisition was likely a 'team buy' rather than a revenue buy.
• Netwrix's social profile is the only active link left; Remediant's digital presence is effectively dead.