Siemplify provides a security orchestration, automation and response (SOAR) platform that combines automation and robust management tools to prioritize, group, and queue alerts and enable teams to escalate, assign, and collaborate in SMS-like rooms. Its cloud workbench lets teams create customizable, repeatable processes with a drag-and-drop builder or a built-in Python IDE and access a library of over 80 prebuilt automations and integrations with vendors such as McAfee, Symantec, Splunk, Carbon Black, Micro Focus, and VirusTotal. The platform maintains a searchable, auditable repository of automation actions and team interactions, surfaces visualizations via a contextual engine, and provides AI-informed recommendations that leverage historical data. Siemplify also offers reporting and KPI tracking plus a template engine for executive-level reports. The company cites strong customer outcomes—an average 80% reduction in caseload and a 300% increase in caseload capacity—and lists several Fortune clients and a Top 20 European bank. Siemplify plans to use new funding to expand its global go-to-market strategy and further develop its security operations tools. Siemplify is a New York-based provider of a SOAR platform with offices in Tel Aviv. Led by co-founder and CEO Amos Stern, the company provides security analysts with a holistic security operations platform featuring orchestration and automation with patented contextual investigation and case management. Its SOAR platform enables management of disparate cybersecurity tools — including SIEM, endpoint protection and threat intelligence — through a single interface to help security operations teams respond faster and more effectively. The company raised $14M in a Series B to fund growth. It intends to use the funds to increase investments in sales and marketing, continue product innovation and bolster customer success. The round brought the total amount raised to date to $28M. Siemplify offers ThreatNexus, an enterprise security operations and incident response platform that uses a proprietary graph architecture to fuse disparate security tools into a single pane of glass. ThreatNexus delivers case management, analytics, hunting, threat intelligence, workflow automation and reporting to help SOC teams prioritize, visualize and accelerate incident response. The platform is used by enterprise and multi-tenant MSSP customers and has recent strategic wins among the Fortune 500. Siemplify says ThreatNexus reduces alerts, increases analyst bandwidth, and cuts incident response times from days to minutes. The company will use new funding to address growing demand, expand its single‑pane‑of‑glass vision, and extend reach via integrations like a Splunk Query Engine and a Nucleus Channel Partner Program. Siemplify is privately held, headquartered in New York with R&D in Israel, and was founded by Amos Stern, Garry Fatakhov and Alon Cohen. Siemplify delivers a Threat Analysis Platform that automatically correlates security alerts, identifies and prioritizes incidents, and graphically depicts the complete attack chain. The platform uses real‑time graph analysis and methodologies drawn from military intelligence to contextualize, visualize and model incidents. It integrates with an organization’s existing security, threat intelligence and risk management tools, including Splunk and popular SIEMs. Multiple Fortune 50 companies in consumer packaged goods and financial services are piloting the platform in the U.S., and early adopters include large banking, telecommunications and pharmaceutical firms in Israel. The company was founded by a team with deep experience in an elite Israeli intelligence tech unit and positions its R&D in Israel while being headquartered in New York City. At launch, Siemplify has received $4 million from an early‑stage fund and notable angel investors and the platform is available worldwide for commercial deployment.

Total raised

$58M

Funding rounds

4

Latest round

Series C

Latest activity

May 2019