Brno-based cyber security innovations shine through Dynatrace’s Runecast acquisition

May 24, 2024
1 min read

TLDR:

  • Brno-based cybersecurity company Runecast acquired by Dynatrace, showcasing the strength of Brno’s innovation ecosystem
  • Runecast’s expertise in vulnerability assessments and compliance checks for hybrid cloud environments integrated into Dynatrace’s platform

In a recent press release, it was announced that Brno-based cybersecurity company Runecast has been acquired by Dynatrace, highlighting the strength and potential of the innovation ecosystem in Brno. Founded a decade ago in the Czech Republic, Runecast has grown into a globally recognized entity with clients in various sectors, including banks, healthcare organizations, and financial institutions. The acquisition by Dynatrace marks a significant milestone for Runecast, as its expertise in real-time automated vulnerability assessments and compliance checks for hybrid cloud environments will now be integrated into Dynatrace’s platform.

Stanimir Markov, co-founder of Runecast, expressed his enthusiasm about the partnership with Dynatrace, a company that has been acknowledged as a leader in the observability space by Gartner. Over 300 organizations worldwide rely on Runecast’s solutions to ensure continuous compliance of their hybrid cloud environments, with some notable clients including MSD, Sports Direct, and New York City Hospitals. Runecast is at the forefront of innovation in compliance checks, being the first company to introduce audits for the EU’s Digital Operational Resilience Act.

Looking ahead, Markov will continue to lead Runecast, focusing on the seamless integration with Dynatrace and exploring future innovations. The acquisition not only signifies a milestone for both companies but also elevates Brno’s reputation as a hub for cybersecurity innovation. With the region already attracting international investment and attention, the acquisition of Runecast by Dynatrace further solidifies Brno’s position in the high-tech industry.

The Brno region, home to over 1.2 million residents, is renowned for its universities and research institutions, particularly in the fields of cybersecurity and information technology. With key sectors including electron microscopy, aerospace, and game development, Brno continues to drive scientific discovery and innovation in various industries.

In conclusion, the acquisition of Runecast by Dynatrace not only demonstrates the strength of Brno’s cybersecurity innovations but also paves the way for future growth and development in the high-tech industry within the region.

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