Articles about Swimlane

Three high-ranking Swimlane employees, including its chief information security officer and two security automation architects, discuss the challenges of their industry and explain why low-code automation is its future.

Ashley Bowden

Updated on February 01, 2024

From recycling robotics to CX innovations, various tech companies throughout Colorado received new funding last month to put toward their projects. Read on to learn more about how these startups are planning to invest in their tech.</p>

Recently funded Colorado startups talk about the roles and teams they’re hiring for and traits and skills make candidates stand out.

Cathleen Draper

Updated on August 31, 2022

Three Colorado companies have their sights set on major growth.

Jeff Rumage

Updated on August 09, 2022

Learn how the companies who raised last month’s largest rounds are investing their new capital.

Jeff Rumage

Updated on July 22, 2022

The Boulder startup recently launched a new platform that captures hard-to-reach telemetry and expands actionability beyond closed XDR ecosystems.

Kimberly Valentine

Updated on June 23, 2022

A product launch at Swimlane and investment news at Smarter Sorting show the limitless potential of Colorado’s expanding tech scene.

Three high-ranking Swimlane employees, including its chief information security officer and two security automation architects, discuss the challenges of their industry and explain why low-code automation is its future.

Tyler Holmes

Updated on November 03, 2021

In a hyper-connected world, Colorado tech leaders say the best offense against security attacks is a good defense.

Ashley Bowden

Updated on January 20, 2021

This cybersecurity startup is looking to decrease the burden placed on enterprise security team with its automation platform, and it just pulled in new funding to help reach its goal.</p>

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