Zafran builds an exposure management platform that prioritizes truly exploitable vulnerabilities and automates mitigation through existing security controls. Accelerating, sales-dominated hiring plus ABM program builds signal a push into go-to-market scale, while a Go, Python and Java backend on Kubernetes with ClickHouse, Elasticsearch and Neo4j points to graph-heavy, high-volume security data processing across AWS, GCP and Azure.
Zafran Security is a privately held cybersecurity company headquartered in New York, with 51–200 employees. Its platform targets vulnerability management teams, filtering scanner noise to surface exploitable risk and orchestrating remediation with controls customers already own. The company sells to security leaders and hires across the United States, Israel and Bulgaria. Its engineering stack spans TypeScript and React on the front end, Go, Python, Java and C++ services, and Terraform-managed infrastructure across three major clouds.
Zafran uses TypeScript and React on the front end, Go, Python, Java and C++ on the backend, Kubernetes, Docker and Terraform on AWS, GCP and Azure, plus PostgreSQL, ClickHouse, Elasticsearch and Neo4j.
Yes. Hiring is accelerating and led by sales, with engineering second, mostly at senior and manager level, across the United States, Israel and Bulgaria.
Zafran Security is headquartered in New York, New York, and also hires in Israel and Bulgaria.
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