Stream.Security offers a real-time cloud detection and response platform built around its Cloud Twin technology, which models threats and exposures across dynamic cloud infrastructures. The platform enables SecOps teams to visualize attack storylines, identify attack paths and blast radius, eliminate false positives, and accelerate mean time to response with AI-assisted investigations. Stream positions its solution as a cloud-native alternative to alert/log-based and scanner-based tools for enterprises struggling with long response times. The company is referenced in the release with dual locations: Tel Aviv, Israel and Palo Alto, California. Stream.Security announced it closed a $30 million Series B and said the capital will help bring Cloud Twin technology to enterprises worldwide. The new round brings total investment in Stream.Security to $55 million. Lightlytics provides a platform that ingests real-time cloud configuration events to hold a customer's cloud state and simulate the impact of prospective changes. The product integrates with CI/CD pipelines such as GitHub and Jenkins and generates a digital twin of production environments to predict effects on security, cost, and availability. The company contrasts its full impact analysis with static code analysis tools and plans to extend coverage to performance, capacity, and high-availability. Lightlytics targets scaled startups and large enterprises and counts customers including Tipalti and Kaltura. Founded in 2020 and based in Tel Aviv, Israel, the company plans to triple headcount in 2022 and open a U.S. office. Financially, Lightlytics previously raised $4 million in seed funding and has just closed a $26 million Series A.

Total raised

$56M

Funding rounds

2

Latest round

Series B

Latest activity

Oct 2024