Cloudsmith has introduced expanded policy management and continuous risk detection capabilities, focusing on policy templates, cooldown policies and expanded evaluation triggers, positioning these updates as a way for DevOps teams to prevent malicious or unvalidated packages from reaching production.

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Cloudsmith, the leading cloud-native artifact management and software supply chain platform, today announced an expansion to its policy management and continuous risk detection capabilities, adding policy templates, cooldown policies and expanded evaluation triggers.


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Barclays' latest Regional Investment Map shows that UK businesses attracted £14.4 billion in equity investment in H1 2026, up 26 percent from H2 2025. Northern Ireland investment rose 63.4 percent to £72.2 million, led by a £53.5 million round for Cloudsmith. Cloudsmith's raise was one of the standout deals driving Northern Ireland's growth.

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Cloudsmith appointed Mark O'Connor as Chief Financial Officer and Dan Lascell as General Counsel, strengthening its executive leadership team as the company scales to meet the demands of Fortune 500 and Global 2000 customers. The hires follow Cloudsmith's $72M Series C and position the company to meet IPO-scale financial, legal, and governance standards.


Cloudsmith Expands Leadership with CFO and General Counsel Appointments

Belfast, UK, 23 April, 2026 — Cloudsmith, the universal artifact management platform trusted by some of the world's leading enterprises, today announced a $72M Series C financing led by TCV and with participation from Insight Partners, along with investments from other existing investors. The additional funding positions Cloudsmith for massive growth to power the era of AI-driven software development.