Runtime security platform protecting applications, cloud workloads and AI agents
OLIGO Security builds a runtime protection product centered on an eBPF-based sensor, backed by Go, C++ and Python plus broad container-runtime coverage (containerd, Podman, OpenShift, EKS, AKS). Job posts point to a push into federal markets via a FedRAMP program on regulated AWS environments, while a senior-heavy, decelerating hiring mix splits between Israel and the US and leans on engineering, support and research.
Notable leadership hires: Software Engineering Team Lead
OLIGO Security is a privately held cybersecurity company headquartered in New York, NY, with 51–200 employees. Its platform observes what actually executes in production to identify exploitable vulnerabilities and block attacks as they occur across applications, cloud services, workloads and AI systems. The core technology is a sensor deployed into Kubernetes and container environments across AWS, GCP and Azure. The company operates teams in the United States and Israel spanning engineering, security research, customer support and marketing.
OLIGO Security uses Go, C++, Python, eBPF, Kafka, PostgreSQL, Redis and React, running on Kubernetes across AWS, GCP and Azure with Terraform, Helm, ArgoCD, Prometheus and Grafana.
Yes. Job posts reference establishing a FedRAMP program, implementing FedRAMP controls and building secure AWS environments for regulated workloads as part of expanding into federal markets.
OLIGO Security hires in Israel and the United States, with roles across engineering, support, research, marketing and security, skewed toward senior and lead levels.
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