
United States · Computer & network security startup
Finite State is a cybersecurity company based in Columbus, Ohio, founded in 2017.
Funding reportedLast round: Series B
Finite State is a cybersecurity company based in Columbus, Ohio, founded in 2017.
It specializes in software supply chain security solutions for connected devices and embedded systems. The company helps product security teams manage threats, vulnerabilities, and risks associated with IoT, medical devices, and operational technology. The core offering is the Finite State Platform, which secures the software supply chain throughout the DevSecOps lifecycle. Key features include automated Software Bill of Materials (SBOM) management, vulnerability detection, binary and source code analysis, continuous monitoring, and regulatory compliance workflows. The platform also offers application security services following the acquisition of MergeBase. Finite State serves a diverse range of clients, including manufacturers of IoT and consumer devices, medical devices, automotive systems, and critical infrastructure. The company is committed to helping its clients ship secure products and comply with global standards, and it has recently expanded its operations into the EMEA region to address emerging cyber regulations.
Funding, as reported
From Finite State's own website: 1 founder, 7 on the team.
What they build
Known for
health caresupport for 30+ instruction set architecturesvulnerability prioritizationincident responsesource code analysissupply chain attack mitigationsupply chain riskmanufacturingcomputer & network securityinformation technology & servicessupport for 40+ package managerscontinuous monitoringproduct securitysupport for 130+ binary formatsotdevsecops integrations
Built with from their website
DockerH2OAmazon SESCross Pixel MediaHREF LangAtlassianedXCallMiner EurekaFlowGitHub
Google WorkspaceViewport MetaSupabaseLucideHubspotPostgreSQLwebpackHoneycomb
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