Public company, workplace, funding, and market signals
Updated Aug 16, 2026
Iru, formerly Kandji, is an AI-powered IT and security platform that unifies workforce identity, endpoint management and security, vulnerability management, compliance automation, and trust-center functionality. It evolved from Kandji’s Apple-focused device-management product and now supports Apple, Windows, and Android environments.
Primary product
Unified IT and security platform covering workforce identity, endpoint management, endpoint detection and response, vulnerability management, compliance automation, and Trust Center.
Founded
2018
Headquarters
Miami, Florida, United States
Team size
200-300
Industry
Cybersecurity and enterprise software
Sub-industry
Unified endpoint management, endpoint security, identity and access management, and compliance automation
Offices
Business model
Stage
Series D
Total raised
$288.4M
Latest round
Series D and associated growth capital · Jul 2024
Latest amount
$100M
Series D and associated growth capital
Jul 2024 · General Catalyst
Nov 2021 · Tiger Global
Apr 2021 · Felicis Ventures
Oct 2020 · Greycroft
Seed / commercial launch financing
Oct 2019 · First Round Capital
Mar 2019 · First Round Capital
Leadership
Co-founder and CEO
Wesley Pettit
Co-founder and Chief Product Officer
Co-founder
Satya Patel
CISO and CIO
Garnett Booth
Chief Operating Officer
Brett Pugliesi
Vice President of Human Resources
Vice President, GTM Strategy and Operations
Aaron Morin
Vice President, Product, Platform
Sonja Damerval
Vice President, Business Transformation
Iru describes a high-performance, ownership-oriented culture emphasizing first-principles thinking, speed, quality, customer focus, measurable impact, accountability, continuous improvement, direct debate, and low ego. Its careers materials explicitly state that it pays at the top of market and has high expectations.
Compensation
The company states that it pays at the top of market and offers competitive compensation, but public role-specific salary ranges were not identified.
Benefits
Pricing
Custom pricing based on the solutions selected and the number of users and devices. Contracts are annual commitments billed annually; selected products offer a free 14-day trial. MSP plans include a stated minimum commitment of 50 devices on a 12-month term.
Differentiators
Technology
Customers
Competitors
Estimated monthly visits
349.9K
Traffic estimate as of Jun 2026
Kandji rebranded as Iru and expanded from Apple device management into a broader AI-powered IT and security platform. The transition creates product, positioning, and execution risk, although the company stated that existing Kandji customers would transition to the new experience.
SourceIru reportedly leased nearly 92,000 square feet in Miami after opening a 30,000-square-foot East Coast headquarters in 2025. This indicates aggressive expansion and associated fixed-cost commitments; it is not evidence of distress.
SourceIru LinkedIn · Apr 2026
Iru announced an MSP-focused offering using its unified endpoint, identity, and security platform for service providers managing mixed Apple, Windows, and Android fleets.
Bisnow · Apr 2026
Iru reportedly leased nearly 92,000 square feet in Miami after opening a 30,000-square-foot East Coast headquarters, signaling continued local expansion.
Iru newsroom · Oct 2025
Iru announced the rebrand from Kandji and launched a broader platform combining workforce identity, cross-platform endpoint management and security, vulnerability management, compliance automation, and Trust Center capabilities.
Iru blog · Feb 2025
Before the rebrand, Kandji announced vulnerability-management capabilities intended to improve software-risk visibility and remediation for enterprise Apple fleets.
Iru blog · Jul 2024
General Catalyst provided $100 million in capital, split between Series D equity financing and go-to-market investment, bringing the company’s stated valuation to $850 million.
25 jobs at Iru