Kosli is a DevOps tool that records and tracks every change in software from commit to production using cryptographic fingerprints and metadata, enabling teams to maintain continuous compliance and security. It allows users to quickly identify the cause of production incidents and generate audit trails, streamlining incident response and compliance processes without manual approvals.
Funding
$3.5M raised to dateRaised to date based on public sources. This may differ from the amount the company actually raised and is based only on what is publicly available on the internet.
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Problem
In regulated industries, managing software delivery changes at scale using manual processes leads to delays, increased operational waste, and security vulnerabilities. Teams often struggle with slow approvals, audit fatigue, and the risk of unauthorized software deployments, hindering DevOps speed and agility.
Solution
Kosli provides a DevOps governance platform that automates change tracking, enforces policies, and provides instant compliance verification. By recording every change in the software delivery lifecycle, Kosli enables teams to accelerate releases while maintaining strong security and audit readiness. The platform integrates with existing CI/CD toolchains to capture cryptographic fingerprints and metadata for builds, tests, and deployments, creating a comprehensive audit trail without accessing sensitive data. Kosli's automated alerts and real-time compliance status help prevent unauthorized changes and streamline incident response, allowing organizations to achieve continuous compliance without manual approvals.
Target Audience
Kosli targets software development teams in regulated industries such as finance, healthcare, and defense, as well as enterprises seeking to automate governance and compliance in their DevOps processes.
Features
- Automated recording of software changes from commit to production using cryptographic fingerprints
- Real-time compliance status monitoring with alerts for non-compliant or unauthorized changes
- Integration with CI/CD tools to track builds, tests, pull requests, and deployments
- Audit trail generation for compliance reporting, including evidence of tests, scans, and code reviews
- CLI tool for developers to search and compare changes across environments
- Support for various runtime environments, including Kubernetes, Amazon ECS, and serverless functions
- Role-based access control and secure evidence storage
- Automated policy enforcement to ensure adherence to security and compliance standards