ClearVector provides an identity-driven cybersecurity platform designed to detect and respond to threats in cloud and production environments. The platform focuses on monitoring identity behavior rather than attempting to catalog all possible attack vectors, providing visibility into how identities interact with resources across cloud infrastructure. The company's approach centers on automatically discovering and tracking all identities within an environment, including human users, service accounts, and third-party vendors. The platform monitors runtime activity to detect anomalous behavior and credential compromises, with detection capabilities that identify when identities deviate from expected patterns. ClearVector offers one-click isolation capabilities to contain compromised identities and provides natural language reporting for incident response. The platform includes CloudDVR functionality that maintains tamper-proof records of identity activity for compliance and audit purposes. It addresses supply chain security by automatically discovering third-party identities and monitoring their access patterns. The system works across serverless, container, and multi-cloud environments. ClearVector targets security teams and security leaders responsible for protecting production environments where development velocity creates rapidly changing attack surfaces. The platform aims to reduce mean time to detection (MTTD) and mean time to respond (MTTR) by providing immediate visibility into which identities were compromised, what data was accessed, and what resources were affected during security incidents. The company raised $13 million in Series A funding and is based in Reston, Virginia.