Cloud Security

Kleiner Perkins

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Ted is an operator-investor focused on cybersecurity and technology infrastructure across company formation, early-stage investment, scaling, and public-sector adoption. His Kleiner portfolio spans application and cloud security, identity, threat detection, incident response, security operations, enterprise data, supply-chain intelligence, and defense software. His approach combines product depth, customer and government networks, executive recruiting, and long-term board work to help technically strong teams become category leaders.

Craft Ventures

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Michael invests across venture and growth with a focus on cybersecurity, infrastructure, and AI applications. His operating framework prizes durable revenue, efficient growth, healthy unit economics, precise ideal-customer selection, strong retention, and repeatable go-to-market systems. His recent portfolio work concentrates on autonomous security, machine and agent identity, developer platforms, data infrastructure, and applied AI with clear production usage.

Craft Ventures

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Kevin backs early- and late-stage software companies where a major platform shift creates a new security or infrastructure control point. His recent work emphasizes runtime-first cloud security, autonomous offensive and defensive systems, non-human identity, agent access, endpoint visibility, and control of agentic software. He looks for category-defining technical architectures, rapid product velocity, deep customer pull, and teams capable of expanding a focused wedge into a large enterprise platform.