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Caution

Caution appears in Y Combinator's company directory in the Summer 2026 batch, listed 2026-08-03. Hosting platform for software you don't want to have hacked.

Closest comparable: Alloovium — the two of them side by side.

Caution

New accelerator entry · 2026-08-03 · the record

Summer 2026
batch
5
people
Early
stage
Cayman Islands
region
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In their words

Caution is a hosting platform for software you can't afford to get hacked. It simplifies and extends confidential compute, and lets developers deploy workloads to secure enclaves in minutes and give customers, auditors, and counterparties cryptographic proof that production is running the exact reviewed source code, build, configuration, and runtime - not an opaque binary controlled by a cloud operator or internal admin. Confidential computing hardware exists, but the tooling is too fragmented and incomplete for most teams to use well. Today, attestation often proves only that a binary has a certain hash; it does not prove what source code produced that binary. Building the missing deployment, reproducibility, and verification layer requires specialized security engineering and often locks teams into one cloud or hardware stack. Caution turns that into a simple git-based workflow that builds reproducible enclave images, provisions infrastructure, and lets anyone independently verify what is running. We built Caution after years securing high-risk systems through Distrust, where we worked with hedge funds, custodians, blockchain teams, cloud platforms, and critical grid operators on systems responsible for more than $600B in assets. Again and again, the same problem showed up: teams running mission-critical infrastructure could not reliably prove what was executing in production. As AI, fintech, healthcare, and regulated data collaboration move into the cloud, "trust us" is no longer enough. Caution is a general-purpose platform: if it runs on a server, it can run verifiably on Caution. We're starting where trust failures cost the most, but we believe verifiable compute will become the default way software runs, the same way HTTPS became the default way it's served. Infrastructure you can verify, not trust.

What the record says

BatchSummer 2026
Announced2026-08-03
StageEarly
StatusActive
Team size5
IndustryB2B
Sub-industryB2B -> Infrastructure
SectorsCybersecurity, Cloud Computing, Infrastructure
RegionsCayman Islands, Latin America, Remote, Partly Remote
BasedGeorge Town, George Town, Cayman Islands
HiringNo
Sitehttps://caution.co

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