According to a recent LinkedIn post from Semgrep, the company is promoting three partnership paths designed to extend the reach of its application security platform. The post highlights options for consulting firms, technology integrators, and channel partners to incorporate Semgrep’s Code (SAST), Supply Chain (SCA), and Secrets capabilities into their offerings.
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The post suggests that consulting partners can use Semgrep tools directly in client engagements, while technology partners can integrate via APIs to ingest results and interact with the AppSec platform. Channel partners are portrayed as benefiting from training, lead sharing, and joint marketing initiatives, indicating a structured go‑to‑market approach built around intermediaries.
For investors, the emphasis on multi‑tier partnerships points to a strategy focused on scalable distribution rather than solely direct sales. If successful, this model could lower customer acquisition costs, expand Semgrep’s footprint in DevSecOps and AppSec budgets, and create recurring revenue streams tied to partner pipelines.
The initiative also positions Semgrep more deeply within the broader security and developer ecosystems, potentially increasing product stickiness through integrations and bundled services. While the post does not provide financial metrics or concrete targets, the partner‑centric approach may signal an intention to accelerate growth and compete more aggressively with established application security vendors.

