Fig Security Raises $38M for Cyber Resilience Platform

In a significant move for the cybersecurity sector, Fig Security, an emerging player focused on operational resilience, has successfully exited stealth mode, announcing a substantial $38 million in combined Seed and Series A funding. This capital injection is poised to accelerate the company's mission to fortify enterprise security operations against the silent failures that often plague complex digital environments. The funding round saw strong backing from prominent venture capital firms Team8 and Ten Eleven Ventures, alongside a consortium of influential security industry veterans.

The investment highlights a growing market recognition of the critical need for robust security infrastructure that can withstand constant change. As organizations increasingly adopt cloud-native architectures and AI-driven tools, the underlying security mechanisms can become brittle, leading to undetected vulnerabilities. Fig Security directly addresses this challenge by providing a platform designed to continuously validate the efficacy of security controls, ensuring that detection and response capabilities remain fully operational even as IT environments evolve.

The company's leadership brings a wealth of experience from the forefront of cybersecurity. Co-founders Gal Shafir (CEO), Nir Loya Dahan (CPO), and Roy Haimof (CTO) are veterans of elite Israeli intelligence units and have held key roles in modernizing large-scale security operations centers. Mr. Shafir, for instance, played a pivotal role at Siemplify through its acquisition by Google, subsequently leading global security architecture for Google Cloud Security. This deep operational insight underpins Fig Security's approach to solving what Mr. Shafir describes as the "most dangerous failures in security – the ones you do not know about."

The $38 million funding round also attracted a distinguished group of individual investors, underscoring the industry's confidence in Fig Security's vision. These include Doug Merritt (former CEO of Splunk), Rene Bonvanie (former CMO of Palo Alto Networks), Daniel Bernard (CBO of CrowdStrike), and the founders of Demisto and Siemplify. Their collective experience in building and scaling leading cybersecurity firms provides invaluable strategic guidance as Fig Security expands its footprint.

Fig Security's platform offers frictionless integration across diverse tech stacks, autonomously mapping an organization's complete detection and response workflows. It meticulously traces data lineage from its origin through various security tools like SIEMs, data lakes, and SOAR platforms, all the way to SOC AI agents. This comprehensive visibility allows the platform to proactively alert teams to potential threats to detection or response capabilities, identify root causes, and even simulate fixes before deployment, thereby preventing blind spots in production environments. This capability is particularly crucial given that global spending on cybersecurity is projected to exceed $200 billion in 2024, yet operational reliability remains a persistent concern.

Founded in March 2025, Fig Security has already secured deployments with multiple large enterprises, including Fortune 100 companies, demonstrating rapid market traction. With offices in New York and Tel Aviv, the company plans to significantly expand its headcount, particularly focusing on its go-to-market presence in North America. Its selection as a Top 10 Finalist in the prestigious RSAC Innovation Sandbox Contest further validates its innovative approach, a contest whose alumni have collectively seen over $17.8 billion in investments and over 100 acquisitions, signaling strong future potential for Fig Security in the dynamic cybersecurity landscape.