Socket Now Available on Google Cloud Marketplace

We're excited to announce that Socket is now available on Google Cloud Marketplace! This strategic partnership allows Google Cloud customers to easily deploy our advanced security solutions while simplifying procurement and consolidating billing through their existing Google Cloud agreements.

Securing the Software Supply Chain for Google Cloud Customers#

With over 90% of modern applications built on open source, these components have become prime targets for threat actors looking to infiltrate enterprise systems through the software supply chain.

Our AI-powered threat detection for software dependencies has enabled us to detect and block over 100 supply chain attacks every week, providing real-time protection against malware and zero-day threats that legacy tools miss.

Since raising $40M in our Series B funding in October 2024, we've continued our rapid growth, now protecting over 7,800 organizations and 650,000 GitHub repositories. Our platform supports eight programming languages and handles critical use cases like license enforcement and reachability analysis, making Socket a comprehensive replacement for legacy Software Composition Analysis (SCA) tools.

Key Benefits for Google Cloud Customers#

• Simplified Procurement: Purchase Socket directly through your Google Cloud Marketplace account, streamlining the buying process and eliminating separate vendor negotiations.
• Consolidated Billing: Socket charges appear on your Google Cloud invoice, reducing administrative overhead.
• Budget Optimization: Purchases through Google Cloud Marketplace count toward your Google Cloud spending commitments.
• Rapid Deployment: Get up and running quickly with seamless integration into your Google Cloud environment.

Get Started Today#

Socket is now available for immediate purchase and deployment through the Google Cloud Marketplace.

Ready to secure your software supply chain? Book a demo with our technical experts to learn how Socket can protect your organization from the next generation of supply chain attacks.