Security Automation software

2023. Arctic Wolf acquires cybersecurity automation platform Revelstoke



Arctic Wolf, a cybersecurity firm, has acquired Revelstoke, a company specializing in the development of a Security Orchestration, Automation, and Response (SOAR) platform. This strategic acquisition enhances Arctic Wolf's platform, enabling it to swiftly and comprehensively detect and respond to cybersecurity attacks. Arctic Wolf's primary software consolidates data from a company's endpoints, cloud environments, and networks, offering a cohesive perspective on potential threats. Revelstoke's solutions complement this approach seamlessly. As a result, Arctic Wolf can now deliver advanced technology and profound security operations expertise to customers, simplifying SOAR outcomes and making them practically effortless for clients.


2023. Cypago, which aims to automate compliance and governance for companies, raises $13M



Cypago, a startup focusing on automating cybersecurity processes and workflows related to cyber governance, risk, and compliance, has successfully secured $13 million in funding. The platform is designed to seamlessly integrate with both cloud-based and on-premises environments, utilizing artificial intelligence to automate tasks associated with collecting and analyzing data concerning security, compliance, and privacy controls. Through no-code workflows, Cypago empowers customers to evaluate and test their security programs against established standards and common frameworks. One notable feature is its ability to parse a company's service documents to identify and address potential gaps in security policies. Additionally, Cypago offers access to an AI assistant named Co-Pilot, which responds to natural language queries about a company's overall cybersecurity and governance, risk, and compliance status.

2022. Hunters raises $68M for its security operations platform



Cybersecurity startup Hunters has successfully secured a significant Series C funding round amounting to $68 million. Hunters is at the forefront of assisting enterprises in replacing traditional Security and Information Event Management (SIEM) solutions with its advanced tools. Given the heightened sense of urgency in the market, it comes as no surprise that investors are eager to support companies like Hunters. This funding will enable Hunters to aggressively pursue the tremendous opportunity at hand and establish a strong presence before this window of opportunity closes. The presence of strategic investors such as Databricks, Cisco Ventures in this round, and Snowflake Ventures in the previous round further reinforces the significance and potential of Hunters' approach. With plans to develop a sales strategy similar to its successful partnership with Snowflake, Hunters is well-positioned to further expand its market presence and drive innovation in the cybersecurity landscape.


2021. Torq raises $50M for its no-code security automation platform



Torq, formerly known as StackPulse, is a security automation startup that operates on a no-code principle, and it has recently secured a $50 million Series B funding round. While no-code and low-code platforms have gained significant popularity, they are less common in the security domain. Torq, however, stands out by offering an intuitive graphical interface that enables security teams to automate routing workflows across various security products. Some notable organizations, including NS1, eToro, Armis, and Healthy.io, are already leveraging Torq's platform. While Torq shares similarities with Microsoft Power Automate in terms of workflow automation, it distinguishes itself by placing a strong emphasis on security.


2021. Tines raises $26M for its no-code security automation platform



Tines, an automation platform that operates without the need for coding, has successfully secured a Series B funding round of $26 million. Tines is dedicated to empowering frontline employees by enabling them to prioritize essential business tasks and enhance their overall well-being. By automating manual workflows and increasing the efficiency, effectiveness, and engagement of existing teams, Tines aims to alleviate the burden of mundane tasks, commonly known as 'busy work.' The primary objective is to liberate analysts from the time-consuming nature of repetitive responsibilities, allowing them to redirect their efforts towards areas where they can make the most significant impact. Tines offers a wide range of pre-configured integrations with various business and security tools, and advanced users have the flexibility to connect with virtually any API, providing a comprehensive solution for diverse automation needs.


2019. Cybersecurity automation startup Tines scores $4.1M



Tines, a startup based in Dublin, has secured $4.1 million in Series A funding. Tines specializes in enabling companies to automate specific aspects of their cybersecurity operations. By automating repetitive manual tasks typically encountered by security analysts, Tines allows them to redirect their focus towards other critical responsibilities. The company achieves this by employing six software "agents" that serve as versatile building blocks. Regardless of the specific process being automated, a combination of these six agent types, configured in various ways, can replicate the desired workflow.