Ballistic Ventures, a venture capital firm that only funds entrepreneurs and breakthroughs in cybersecurity, led the round. With additional assistance from a prestigious collection of angel investors and advisors, this funding is a testament to Codezero's aim to revolutionize the creation of microservices across multi-cloud settings.

Among them are GitHub CEO Thomas Dohmke, Microsoft, HubSpot, and Peloton veteran Nick Caldwell, Reddit and Pinterest star Marty Weiner, and James Routh, who has worked at AMEX, CVS, KPMG, and JPMorgan Chase.

The goal of Codezero is to solve the difficulties associated with creating microservices in a variety of cloud settings. Developers are frequently forced to pick between security and productivity because of these issues. Codezero's novel methodology prioritizes both, with the goal of providing collaborative, multi-cloud infrastructure solutions to DevOps teams.


Without requiring direct access to the underlying infrastructure or credentials, developers can easily construct environments with services across local and cloud domains using Codezero Teamspaces, the company's flagship product. This approach improves the quality and speed of code delivery across several cloud vendors while also increasing developer productivity.

Codezero intends to utilize the recently obtained funds to enhance its partner network and broaden its sales and marketing initiatives. With this calculated step, Codezero hopes to establish itself as a pioneer in the field of safe, multi-cloud application development and increase its presence among cloud service providers, enterprise DevOps and DevSecOps organizations, and cloud migration experts.

Ballistic Ventures' investment in Codezero is in line with the company's emphasis on tackling important cybersecurity issues, particularly with regard to "Shift-Left" security and "Zero Trust" developer access provisioning. "Two of our investment topics are nicely aligned with our Codezero investment. The most significant unresolved problem in the "Shift-Left" security theme is resolved by the Codezero solution. Additionally, it introduces a 'Zero Trust' approach to developer access that is both scalable and managed, according to Roger Thornton, General Partner of Ballistic Ventures, who will also be joining the Codezero Board of Directors.

The business is ready to expand and will use the seed money to increase its influence on the cybersecurity scene, especially in the area of developing multi-cloud applications. This investment represents not only support for Codezero's team and vision, but also a major turning point in the company's efforts to redefine safe, effective, and cooperative microservices development in a variety of cloud environments.