Paladin Cloud is an open-source, Security-as-Code platform designed for developers and security teams to identify and remediate risks across cloud environments. The platform aggregates and correlates security findings from multiple tools and cloud providers, applying a prioritization engine to help teams focus on the most critical risks rather than managing high volumes of alerts. The platform targets organizations operating across multi-cloud environments, including AWS, Azure, and GCP. It is built with an open-source-first philosophy, offering both a community open-source version and an enterprise SaaS product. The solution is intended to bridge the gap between security and DevOps teams by providing a unified view of security posture across cloud infrastructure, applications, and data. Paladin Cloud's core functionality centers on aggregating security findings from disparate tools, correlating those findings to surface risk context, and prioritizing remediation actions. This approach aims to reduce alert noise and streamline the workflow between development and security teams. The company is backed by investors including Okapi, Bowery Capital, SASS Ventures, Touchdown Ventures, T-Mobile Ventures, Samsung Next, and UST. It was co-founded by Daniel Deeney (CEO) and Steve Hull (CTO), and is actively hiring engineers to support both its open-source community and enterprise platform development.