

C3M Cloud Control (Acquired by CyberArk) Information
Summary
C3M Cloud Control, founded in 2018, is an IT services firm based in San Francisco’s Bay Area that delivers comprehensive cloud security solutions. The company specializes in real‑time visibility and automation for compliance with regulations such as GDPR, HIPAA, PCI DSS, ISO 27001 and SOC 2 across major cloud platforms—AWS, Azure, Google Cloud—as well as CSPM, Identity and Access Management, and CIEM.
With a workforce of 10 to 50 employees, C3M reports annual revenue between $100 k and $5 million. Its technical leadership includes Aby Jose Abraham as Lead Architect, Deepu Nair the Technical Lead, and senior engineers Santhosh Kumar and Manasa Sidhardhan. Design is overseen by Sojan Jacob, Head of UI/UX.
| Website | c3m.io |
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| Headquarters Address | San Francisco, California, 94102 US |
| Company Size | 10-50 employees |
| Specialities & Services | cloud security, compliance, real-time visbility, automation, GDPR, HIPAA, PCI DSS, ISO 27001, AWS, AZURE, Google Cloud, SOC2, CSPM, Identity and Access Management, CIEM, Cloud Computing, Cloud Compliance |
| DMA Code | San Francisco Bay Area |
| Founded | 2018 |
| Operating Status | Independent Company |
| Updated: | 2026-09-27 |
Estimated Website Traffic
The chart shows a decline in traffic to the c3m.io website. In September, traffic decreased to 298, compared to 331 in the previous month. The highest traffic in 2026 was recorded in August, reaching 331 visits.
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