Tiny buys Oso Cloud’s assets for $1.9 million

What happened

The news: Victoria-based holding company Tiny announced on Wednesday that it paid $1.9 million CAD to acquire the assets of New York-based Oso Cloud, which makes authorization management software that helps businesses track access controls for humans and AI agents. Members of the Oso Cloud team, including co-founder and CEO Graham Neray, have joined US-based open-source software development platform Temporal Technologies.

Victoria-based tech holding company says deal brings ARR (the revenue a subscription business is on track to make in a year) to $75 million. The post Tiny buys Oso Cloud’s assets for $1.9 million first appeared on BetaKit . Tiny CFO Mike McKenna told BetaKit in an interview that a “small but dedicated team” is staying on to continue growing the business under Tiny’s ownership. From the source: In an interview, Tiny CFO Mike McKenna said the deal was a “prime opportunity to have a real strong impact in the environment” of AI agent security, as it becomes broadly more important for companies.

Key facts

• The news: Victoria-based holding company Tiny — announced: on Wednesday that it paid $1.9 million CAD to acquire the assets of New York-based Oso Cloud, which makes authorization management software that helps businesses track access controls for humans and AI agents