From impact-first planning through real-time detection, auto-remediation and drift prevention, Tulip's Continuous Control Framework unifies every workflow into one platform, keeping every control locked and every change audit-ready.
We're the same team that built Salto, the configuration-as-code platform used by hundreds of enterprise DevOps and RevOps teams to tame their change processes. While automating those workflows we kept hearing the same refrain from security leaders: "Great, you've streamlined ops — can you do the same for the security stack?"
Every security control (Falcon, Okta, Intune, Splunk, Cloudflare and the rest) contains thousands of settings owned by different people, tracked in different tools and approved in different queues. No single platform links what the ticket says to what actually runs in production. Security control changes are still done manually, leaving lots of room for error. Misconfiguration drift piles up quietly and everyone hopes audits wouldn't notice.
We realized the only sustainable way to run a secure operation is to remove the fragmentation from security control lifecycle management itself.
One agentless scan that inventories every control and every setting
One impact analysis that shows blast-radius, risk and business impact before change approval
One GitOps-ready fix that rolls safely across tenants
One guardrail that helps contain drift
One immutable log that answers auditors in seconds
So we took the automation DNA of Salto and pointed it squarely at security controls, creating Tulip's Continuous Control Framework.
Our team blends cloud-scale engineering with deep security know-how. We work with CISOs, SecOps leads and platform owners who need proof, not promises, that their controls stay locked.
Tulip's founders are the people behind Pentacom (acquired by Cisco), Qumranet/KVM (acquired by Red Hat), and Ravello Systems (acquired by Oracle). In their previous startups, they disrupted virtualization and the way organizations transition into public cloud usage.
If your security workflows are scattered across tickets, chat threads and wishful thinking, we'd love to show you how Tulip can knit them into one governed, audit-ready platform.