Agentless cloud security platform for multi-cloud and Kubernetes estates
Orca Security sells an agentless platform that finds and prioritizes risk across cloud environments, and its stack spans AWS GovCloud, Azure Government, OCI and Alibaba Cloud alongside the big three. Recurring FedRAMP automation and continuous validation themes in job posts point to a push into US public-sector buyers, while an even engineering-and-sales hiring mix, weighted senior, shows accelerating growth across both product and go-to-market.
Orca Security, founded in 2019 and headquartered in Portland, Oregon, builds a cloud security platform covering posture management, workload protection, container security and compliance. It serves enterprises running workloads on AWS, Azure, Google Cloud and Kubernetes. The privately held company employs 201–500 people and recruits in the United States, Israel, India, Singapore and Australia. Customer-facing teams run proof-of-concept engagements, success plans and executive business reviews, managed with Salesforce and ChurnZero.
Orca Security runs on AWS, Azure and GCP with Kubernetes, AWS EKS, Terraform and Helm, building in Python, Go and Rust, with Kafka, Redis, PostgreSQL, SingleStore, Elasticsearch and Neptune for data.
Job posts repeatedly reference FedRAMP compliance and environment automation, and the stack includes AWS GovCloud and Azure Government, indicating active government-cloud work.
Orca Security is hiring in the United States, Israel, India, Singapore and Australia, with openings split mainly between engineering and sales.
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