Delve whistleblower strikes again, with alleged receipts about ‘fake compliance’

Published by Karun Kaushik, Founder and CEO, Delve, a day later long post on x Denying allegations that the startup was providing fake evidence for compliance audits of its customers Reposted by anonymous accuser.

The prosecutor, who goes by the name DeepDelver, doubled up And presented alleged receipts, including a video and Slack messages. Deepdelver also said that more posts like this are expected.

Delve automates the work of obtaining security certifications and proving compliance with laws like GDPR. The company, which graduated from Y Combinator in 2023, was founded by 21-year-old MIT dropouts. Founders raised $32 million Series A round led by Insight last summer, just months after a $3 million seed round.

There are many people who believe that security certifications, audits, and compliance in general are meaningless in terms of preventing incidents. However, one high-profile Delve customer, LightLLM, suffered the brunt of viral moment Last week when its open source project got infected with malware. It used Delve to obtain two security certificates.