Data-centric encryption platform deployed into government and regulated environments
Virtru sells encryption and data protection for email, files and SaaS sharing, and its job posts point squarely at the public sector: DSP deployments on Kubernetes, OpenShift and Rancher, GovCloud integration, and FedRAMP, CMMC and NIST alignment. Hiring skews senior and engineering- and security-heavy but is decelerating, which suggests the focus is hardening government delivery rather than broad expansion.
Virtru is a privately held data security company founded in 2012 and headquartered in Washington, DC, with 201–500 employees. It provides end-to-end encryption that lets organizations keep control of data shared through Google, Microsoft and other platforms, covering email, files and SaaS applications. Its offering includes a data security platform (DSP) delivered to government and regulated customers. Engineering runs on Go, Java, C++, JavaScript and React across AWS, GCP and GovCloud, with Salesforce supporting go-to-market.
Virtru uses Go, Java, C++, JavaScript and React, with Kubernetes, OpenShift, Rancher, Helm and Terraform on AWS, GCP and GovCloud, plus Okta, Jira, Confluence, PagerDuty and Salesforce.
Yes, engineering and security lead Virtru's hiring, mostly at senior level and based in the United States, though overall hiring pace is slowing.
Virtru is deploying its data security platform across government environments, architecting containerized DSP deployments on Kubernetes, integrating with GovCloud and building a FedRAMP, SOC 2 and PCI compliance program.
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