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EDITION No. 06 · 27 FEATURED PLATFORMS
AI Security Technology Showcase
SwimlaneSwimlane, founded in 2014 and headquartered in Denver, is the largest pure-play security automation company, specializing in security orchestration, automation, and response (SOAR). Its flagship Turbine platform is an AI-enabled, cloud-native, low-code security automation platform that combines human intelligence, machine learning, and artificial intelligence to serve as a system of record for security operations.Read more…
AnvilogicUnified detection and triage platform for hybrid SIEM and data lake environments. Runs on Splunk, Sentinel, Snowflake, Databricks, and Azure Data Explorer without replatforming. Delivers detection-as-code, agentic AI workflows, and cross-stack correlation to modernize SOC operations while reducing costs by 80% compared to legacy SIEMs. SOC2 certified with deployments across Fortune 500 enterprises including eBay, T-Mobile, SAP, and Siemens.Read more…
ExaforceExaforce, founded in 2023 by cybersecurity veterans CEO Ankur Singla and CTO Jakub Pavlik, is headquartered in San Jose, California. The company builds an AI-first SOC platform that unifies detection, investigation, and response in a single system. Exaforce raised $75 million in a Series A led by Khosla Ventures, Mayfield, and Thomvest Ventures. Its platform ingests signals from SIEM, XDR, EDR, cloud logs, and identity systems, applying machine learning and orchestration to triage, investigate, and automatically remediate incidents — reducing mean time to response and lowering manual SOC load.Read more…
TorqTorq was founded in 2020 by cybersecurity veterans Ofer Smadari, Leonid Belkind, and Eldad Livni — with backgrounds spanning Luminate Security (acquired by Symantec) and Check Point Software. Headquartered in New York with roots in Israel, Torq has established itself as a leader in agentic AI for Security Operations Centers. The company reached a $1.2 billion valuation after its $140 million Series D in January 2026, bringing total funding to $332 million from investors including Merlin Ventures, Evolution Equity Partners, Bessemer Venture Partners, and Insight Partners. Customers include Chipotle, PepsiCo, Siemens, Telefonica, Wiz, and ZoomInfo across the Fortune 500.Read more…
aiqueryaiquery is an endpoint visibility and security investigation platform built around a single conviction: that security and IT teams should be able to query any endpoint, at any depth, without needing to be experts in the underlying instrumentation layer. The company extends osquery — the open-source endpoint agent — with an AI-powered layer that removes the friction of writing and managing custom queries, automating what was previously a manual, specialist-driven task. The result is a platform that lets analysts ask questions in plain language and get back actionable telemetry from across the fleet.Read more…
Bonfy.aiBonfy.ai is a cybersecurity startup founded in early 2024 and headquartered in Mountain View, California. The company emerged publicly in June 2025 with a $9.5 million seed round led by TLV Partners with participation from Saban Capital Group. Its flagship product, Adaptive Content Security (ACS)™, delivers real-time protection for unstructured content across AI agents, email, SaaS applications, and collaboration tools including ChatGPT, Claude, Copilot, and custom AI workflows.Read more…
CroglCrogl, founded in 2023, is an AI security operations platform for the enterprise SOC. Founded by CEO Monzy Merza, former VP of Security GTM at Databricks and senior security leader at Splunk, and Chief Engineer Bradford Lovering, formerly Chief Architect at RelationalAI and Splunk. The company raised $30M: a $25M Series A led by Menlo Ventures and a $5M seed led by Tola Capital, both announced in March 2025.Read more…
Daylight SecurityDaylight Security, founded in 2024 and headquartered in Tel Aviv, Israel, is a managed detection and response (MDR) provider built around autonomous agentic AI working alongside human analyst expertise. Rather than simply generating alerts, Daylight's platform takes active control of incidents — detecting, investigating, containing, and resolving threats in real time — positioning itself as an AI-augmented replacement for traditional MDR services.Read more…
DefectDojoDefectDojo is a platform whose origins date back to 2013, when the OWASP project was first introduced. The Austin, Texas-based company traces its founding to 2015, when the open source version of DefectDojo was released. Rather than functioning as a scanner itself, the platform aggregates and automates the growing sprawl of security findings generated across modern DevSecOps environments. Its core value lies in centralizing data from static and dynamic testing, container scanning, threat modeling, penetration testing, and third-party audits. DefectDojo automates vulnerability triage, prioritization, and remediation management, reducing manual effort while improving visibility across complex application portfolios. Its customization capabilities allow security teams to map findings to specific applications, components, and development stages, enabling clearer ownership and more accurate risk tracking. Correlation and deduplication features eliminate the need to manually import and cross-reference vulnerability data from a variety of security scanners: a time-consuming challenge in environments overloaded with scanner-generated noise. Using the vulnerability and security finding data already in DefectDojo, teams can leverage its MCP integration to generate compliance and security posture reports within minutes. DefectDojo has also released new AI services that allow the platform to scan, report on, and fix vulnerabilities in customers' codebases: all while keeping security teams at the helm.Read more…
Enkrypt AIEnkrypt AI, founded in 2022 by Yale PhDs Sahil Agarwal (CEO) and Prashanth Harshangi (CTO), is a Boston-based company that provides a security and governance layer for enterprise generative AI deployments. The company raised a $2.35 million seed round in February 2024, led by Boldcap with participation from Berkeley SkyDeck, Kubera VC, Arka VC, Veredas Partners, and Builders Fund. Its platform, Enkrypt AI Sentry, acts as a control layer between users and large language models, detecting vulnerabilities, reducing jailbreak rates, and enforcing security, privacy, and compliance policies so enterprises can safely adopt LLMs across finance, healthcare, and other regulated sectors.Read more…
KindoKindo is an AI-native operations hub designed to unify and automate technical operations across security, DevOps, and IT. Acting as a central orchestration layer, Kindo consolidates processes that previously relied on fragmented tools, enabling organizations to coordinate end-to-end workflows from a single terminal. The platform integrates directly into existing infrastructure — Kubernetes clusters, cloud APIs, CI/CD pipelines, ITSM systems, SIEM tools, and job schedulers — creating a shared environment where security engineers and DevOps teams can execute complex multi-step workflows without switching between disconnected systems. Kindo includes a proprietary offensive security AI model called Deep Hat, purpose-built for DevSecOps use cases.Read more…
KriptosKriptos is an enterprise data security platform purpose-built for automatic information discovery, classification, and labeling. The platform gives organizations full visibility into where sensitive data lives across their environments — endpoints, cloud storage, and file servers — and enforces classification policies automatically using AI. Trusted by financial institutions, utilities, and public sector organizations across Latin America and beyond, Kriptos enables security teams to identify and protect critical information at scale without relying on manual processes. Customers including Banco Solidario and Aguas Andinas have used the platform to achieve ISO 27001 compliance, reach 85% regulatory compliance rates, and dramatically reduce breach exposure across millions of documents.Read more…
LassoLasso Security is an Israeli startup headquartered in Tel Aviv, founded in 2023 to secure the rapidly evolving landscape of generative AI, large language models, and the autonomous agents built on top of them. The company was created around a simple observation: enterprises were adopting AI faster than their existing security controls could follow, and those controls were never designed for systems that reason, call tools, and act on their own.Read more…
Legion SecurityLegion Security was founded in 2024 and is based in New York City. The company builds an agentic security operations platform for enterprise teams, centered on KindFire — an adaptive AI agent designed to emulate the reasoning of a human security analyst. Rather than asking teams to rebuild their processes around a new tool, Legion operates through a browser-native interface that observes how analysts actually investigate, capturing institutional knowledge and converting it into repeatable agentic workflows.Read more…
MagicMirrorMagicMirror is an AI security and governance company building a local-first platform for safe GenAI adoption inside the enterprise. Where traditional data-loss controls force every prompt and response through cloud filtering pipelines, MagicMirror runs at the browser and device layer — observing, classifying, and protecting AI interactions in real time without ever sending sensitive content off-machine. The result is governance that disappears for the user but remains fully visible to the security team, captured in the company's tagline: "the magic happens when security is invisible."Read more…
MindgardMindgard is an AI security company spun out of over a decade of research at Lancaster University. Founded in 2022 by Peter Garraghan, the company addresses the critical gap organizations face when rapidly adopting AI technologies without visibility into how probabilistic behaviors introduce exploitable risk. Headquartered in Boston with offices in London, Mindgard has secured more than $11 million in funding from .406 Ventures, Atlantic Bridge, WillowTree Investments, IQ Capital, and Lakestar.Read more…
Pillar SecurityPillar Security is an AI security company founded in 2023 and based in Tel Aviv, building security tooling purpose-built for organizations operating Artificial Intelligence systems. The company focuses on risks across the full AI lifecycle, from model development to deployment, and provides a unified platform that automates discovery, assessment, and governance of AI-related assets. Its system identifies and classifies machine learning models, datasets, APIs, agents, and dependencies, integrating directly with code repositories, cloud infrastructure, and data platforms to maintain up-to-date inventories and risk visibility.Read more…
Protect AIProtect AI (now known as Prisma AIRS by Palo Alto Networks) delivers an end-to-end security platform purpose-built for machine learning systems. Founded in 2022, the company created one of the first comprehensive AI Security posture management solutions, giving organizations deep visibility into the risks embedded across their ML supply chains — including third-party models, datasets, code, and orchestration tools. Palo Alto Networks acquired Protect AI in July 2025 in a deal valued between $600 and $750 million, integrating the platform into its Prisma AIRS AI Security offering. The acquisition validates Protect AI's position as a foundational layer for enterprise AI security at scale.Read more…
SimbianSimbian is a Mountain View, California-based cybersecurity company founded in 2023, building what it calls the first fully autonomous security operations platform. The company emerged from stealth in April 2024 with a $10 million seed round from Icon Ventures, Firebolt Ventures, and Rain Capital, and has grown to over 50 employees. Simbian's core thesis is that modern security operations — overwhelmed by alert volume, analyst burnout, and the rapid expansion of AI-enabled threats — cannot scale through headcount alone. Instead, specialized AI agents must take over the repetitive, high-volume work of triage, investigation, and response while human analysts focus on high-judgment decisions. The platform is SOC 2 Type II certified, supports on-premises deployment, and integrates with more than 100 enterprise and security tools across the existing security ecosystem. Customers include leading enterprises and MSSPs, with published case studies from organizations including Matillion, Axelar, and Wipro.Read more…
Singulr AISingulr is an enterprise AI and agentic control plane, founded in 2023 by Shiv Agarwal and Abhijit Sharma, headquartered in Palo Alto with a global team across the US and India. The company raised $10 million in a seed round led by Nexus Venture Partners and Dell Technologies Capital.Read more…
StraikerStraiker, founded in 2024 in Sunnyvale, California, is an AI security company specializing in real-time protection for AI applications and autonomous agents. Backed by a $21 million Series A from Lightspeed Venture Partners and Bain Capital Ventures, the company has deployed industry-first attack and defense agents that secure enterprise agentic AI throughout its lifecycle. Straiker's platform provides continuous assessment and runtime protection for dynamic AI systems — particularly agentic workflows that introduce new attack surfaces and unpredictable behaviors. Drawing on proprietary models trained by its internal AI Security Research Team, Straiker delivers high-precision detection across prompt injection, data leakage, hallucination exploitation, and malicious tool invocation.Read more…
Token SecurityToken Security focuses on securing non-human identities (NHIs) across enterprise systems, including machine credentials, APIs, bots, and service accounts. Founded in 2023 and based in Tel Aviv, the company delivers automated lifecycle management for machine-generated credentials -- covering creation, rotation, revocation, and auditing -- without requiring manual intervention. The Token Security platform includes continuous monitoring, enforcement of least-priv ilege policies, and real-time detection of misconfigurations or unauthorized access. A centralized visibility layer aggregates posture data across hybrid and multi-cloud environments, assisted by AI analytics and natural-language interfaces for rapid querying. The company's tooling is designed to address operational issues created by the growth of machine-to-machine workflows, such as credential sprawl, fragmented storage, and scaling complexity. Token Security integrates with DevOps pipelines, CI/CD systems, and infrastructure-as-code frameworks, aiming to apply consistent controls with minimal disruption to existing processes. Token Security has raised $27 million thus far. The funds include a $20 million Series A in January 2025 led by Notable Capital with participation from TLV Partners, as well as executives from Palo Alto Networks, CrowdStrike, Check Point Software, and Venafi. AI for Identity Token Security also raised $7 million seed in a round in May 2024; that round was led by TLV Partners. SNR participated along with a number of angels, including Shlomo Kramer, co-founder of Check Point Software, Imperva and Cato Networks.Read more…
Troj AITrojAI secures Artificial Intelligence systems through a comprehensive defense platform designed to protect models across their entire lifecycle, from development to deployment. Founded in New Brunswick, Canada in 2019, TrojAI focuses on governance and risk management for AI, providing two core products dedicated to securing enterprise-scale generative AI systems. TrojAI raised $5.75 million in seed funding in April 2024, led by Flying Fish with participation from Build Ventures, Techstars, Alteryx Ventures, and Flybridge Capital Partners.Read more…
VegaVega is an AI-native security analytics company founded in 2024 by Shay Sandler (CEO) and Eli Rozen (CTO), with offices in Tel Aviv and New York. The company was built to replace the rigid ingest-everything model of legacy SIEM with a federated analytics layer that meets security data wherever it already lives.Read more…
WideFieldWideField is an identity security company founded on a single conviction: that the root causes of identity risk — not just its symptoms — demand a fundamentally different approach. The company was built by a team that witnessed firsthand how difficult it was for security teams to detect, investigate, and respond to identity-led attacks, even after significant investments in traditional identity platforms. Time and again, breaches traced back to compromised credentials, abused service accounts, or hijacked sessions that existing tools simply failed to surface. WideField was created to close that gap.Read more…
Witness AIWitnessAI, incubated by Ballistic Ventures in 2023 and led by CEO Rick Caccia (former SVP of Marketing at Palo Alto Networks), builds an enterprise AI governance platform that puts guardrails around how employees and agents use generative AI models. The company raised $27.5 million in a Series A from Google Ventures and Ballistic Ventures in May 2024, followed by $58 million in strategic funding led by Sound Ventures in January 2026. The WitnessAI platform intercepts traffic between users and LLMs, applies policies to prevent data leakage, blocks prompt injection and misuse, and gives security and privacy teams detailed visibility into all AI activity — delivered via isolated, per-customer cloud instances designed for regulatory separation and millisecond latency.Read more…
ZenityFirst security and governance platform purpose-built for AI agents across SaaS-managed, home-grown, and device-based deployments. Provides full-lifecycle protection through agent discovery, posture management, and detection and response at deep configuration levels. Recognized as Gartner Cool Vendor in AI Security 2025. Trusted by Fortune 20 technology companies, Fortune 50 pharmaceuticals, and Fortune 200 consulting firms managing 150K+ resources across enterprise AI ecosystems.Read more…
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