Deepfence provides cloud-native security solutions designed to protect applications and infrastructure across diverse environments including Kubernetes, containers, clouds, serverless, VMs, and bare metal. The company's platform delivers comprehensive visibility and context across cloud, network, and application layers to detect and respond to threats. The company's technology leverages eBPF (extended Berkeley Packet Filter) to provide deep security capabilities within applications and infrastructure. Deepfence offers protection for microservices architectures and modern cloud environments, with a focus on providing security teams with the tools needed to maintain the integrity of digital assets. Deepfence's approach centers on providing security that integrates deeply into the application stack rather than operating at surface level. The platform is built to handle the complexity of modern cloud-native environments where applications span multiple deployment models and infrastructure types. The company has developed Aya, a Rust-based library for writing eBPF programs, demonstrating their technical depth in kernel-level security instrumentation. The company is backed by investors including Allegis, Chiratae, and Sonae, with offices in Palo Alto, California and Bangalore, India. Deepfence also maintains threat intelligence feeds as part of their security offerings.