Sweet Security

Runtime cloud detection and response.

Security & Safety Paid
Researched · Published
RECATOOLS Score
7 / 10
Capability
7.5
Value for money
6.5
Ease of use
6
ASEAN readiness
5
API quality
6
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Overview

A cloud runtime security platform that uses AI to detect and respond to threats across workloads in real time.

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ASEAN Perspective

Sweet Security in Southeast Asia

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RECATOOLS Verdict

Sweet Security is an enterprise cloud-security platform built around runtime protection, unifying CNAPP capabilities with newer AI and agent security, and is led by former IDF cyber leaders. It raised a $75M Series B in late 2025 and has shown rapid enterprise traction, positioning itself as a serious player in the runtime detection-and-response space against the likes of Wiz and Sysdig.

This is a deploy-an-agent, enterprise-sales product, not a self-serve tool; pricing is quote-based and onboarding involves instrumenting your cloud and Kubernetes workloads. It suits mid-to-large engineering and security teams running cloud-native and AI workloads who need real-time runtime visibility. Not relevant for individuals or small teams, and no public SEA presence, so regional buyers should confirm support and data handling.

Independent AI-assisted assessment by RECATOOLS.

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