Mitiga offers a Cloud and SaaS threat detection, investigation, and response (TDIR) platform built by investigators for investigators. Its platform and managed services give SOC teams panoramic visibility across clouds, identities, and SaaS, automation to speed investigations, and rich context for cloud threat detection, hunting, and incident response. The company reports consecutive years of customer and revenue growth and counts blue‑chip customers including Blackstone, ZoomInfo, and New American Funding. Mitiga closed a $30 million Series B to support geographic expansion across North America and Europe, expand sales and marketing, enhance its AI‑driven platform, increase Cloud and SaaS integrations, and forge strategic alliances. The company has added senior leadership, including Executive Chairman John Watters and Board Director Robert Rodriguez, to bolster its growth and go‑to‑market efforts. Mitiga was an RSA Conference 2024 Innovation Sandbox Finalist, which the company cites as evidence of its innovation in cloud security. Mitiga, led by CEO Tal Mozes, is an NYC-based cloud and SaaS incident response provider that develops the IR2 investigation and response automation (CIRA) platform. The company received a strategic investment from Cisco Investments; the amount was not disclosed. Mitiga said it will use the funds to expand market adoption among enterprises seeking modern security solutions for cloud and SaaS environments. IR2 performs continuous hunts for emerging attacks based on Mitiga’s Cloud Attack Scenario Library (CASL), the company’s database dedicated to cloud and SaaS multi-vector hunts. When breaches occur, IR2 proactively gathers, organizes, and analyzes forensic-level data and delivers insights in a single pane of glass. Mitiga offers a subscription service that analyzes cloud forensics data, stores forensics from multiple clouds and SaaS apps, and hunts for attacks using a library of cloud attack scenarios. The platform manages and orchestrates incident response in real time and includes a "forensics as code" module to automate incident response and threat hunts. Mitiga positions itself as a modern alternative to traditional professional-services incident response approaches focused on cloud and SaaS. The company intends to use new funding for product development and to expand its 56-person workforce. Leadership states the business is well-positioned to run for years without additional funds if needed. The company declined to disclose customer counts or revenue figures in the article. Mitiga offers a subscription-based incident readiness and response tech stack that automatically detects breaches, investigates incidents, collects case data and translates findings into remediation steps for relevant teams. The platform documents each event to help organizations fix root causes and prevent future attacks. Mitiga focuses on helping enterprises recover faster in hybrid and multicloud environments, reducing downtime from days to hours. The company also provides emergency response services for active incidents to nonsubscription customers. It was founded in 2019 and has a team of 42 with operations in Tel Aviv and offices in London and New York, serving customers across financial services, banking, e-commerce, law enforcement and government. Mitiga plans to use new funding to expand cybersecurity, engineering, sales and marketing headcount and to grow its partner network while continuing to change how incident readiness and response is delivered. Mitiga offers a customizable incident readiness and response technology stack that automates much of the manual work during active attacks while its team handles remaining response tasks. The company pairs that tech with a managed service offering, including providing talking points for PR teams during incidents. Current customers span banking, ecommerce, elearning, pharmaceuticals and government. Mitiga says its stack is tailored to each client’s organization to improve visibility and preparedness for cloud infrastructure incidents. The startup plans to scale both its incident response technology and service using new funding. Founded and led by cybersecurity veterans, the team of 18 operates from Tel Aviv with additional offices in London and New York City.

Total raised

$107M

Funding rounds

5

Latest round

Series B

Latest activity

Jan 2025