GYTpol

About GYTpol

Based in Tel Aviv, Israel, Remedio, formerly known as GYTpol, was established in 2018 by co-founders Tal Kollender, Gilad Raz, and Yakov Kogan. The company recently rebranded to Remedio to better reflect its core mission of providing remedies and autonomous remediation for enterprise device security. CEO and co-founder Tal Kollender's journey into cybersecurity began in her teenage years as a hacker, an experience that shaped her career. She later served as a cyber specialist in the Israeli military's IT Corp Cyber Security-Systems Division and worked as a Cyber expert and System Security Architect at Dell EMC, where the repetitive nature of writing security code for different organizations sparked the idea for GYTpol. Her co-founders, Gilad Raz and Yakov Kogan, previously founded a company called Digital Fuel, which was acquired by VMware, and their experience contributed to the decision to bootstrap Remedio without external funding initially.

Remedio operates in the endpoint security market, focusing on detecting and remediating device misconfigurations, which are the root cause of a significant percentage of security incidents and ransomware attacks. The company serves a global client base, including large enterprises and Fortune 500 companies like Amazon, Coca-Cola, and Colgate-Palmolive, protecting millions of devices worldwide. The business model is subscription-based, offering its platform as a Software as a Service (SaaS) or for on-premises deployment. After six years of profitable growth, Remedio secured $65 million in its first funding round in September 2025, led by Bessemer Venture Partners, valuing the company at $300 million. This capital is intended to accelerate global expansion and product development.

The company's core product is an Endpoint Configuration Security (ECS) platform that continuously scans an organization's devices, including servers and cloud instances, for security gaps and misconfigurations. The platform, known as Gytpol Validator, supports a wide range of operating systems like Windows, macOS, and Linux. A key feature is its ability to provide automated, push-button remediation with a zero-disruption guarantee, allowing IT administrators to fix vulnerabilities without impacting business operations and with the option to roll back changes. The platform leverages an AI model that mimics a hacker to identify potential exploits. It helps organizations enforce security baselines and maintain compliance with standards such as CIS, NIST, and MITRE ATT&CK. The service integrates with other security systems like SIEM, ServiceNow, and CrowdStrike, providing a comprehensive dashboard for visibility and management.