Summary:
Intezer raises $33 million in Series C funding, totaling $60 million.
The Autonomous SOC platform uses AI models to simulate human decision-making.
Alerts are triaged in two minutes, with only 4% escalated to the SOC team.
CEO Itai Tevet emphasizes the aim to extend security teams' capacity by 10x.
Intezer, a pioneer in AI-powered autonomous security operations, has successfully raised $33 million in a Series C funding round, elevating its total funding to $60 million. The round was led by Norwest Venture Partners, with contributions from existing investors such as Intel Capital, OpenView, Magma, and Alon Cohen, founder of CyberArk.
Autonomous SOC Platform
Intezer’s Autonomous SOC platform utilizes advanced AI models to simulate the decision-making processes of human analysts, functioning seamlessly as an extension of existing security teams. This innovative platform integrates with customers' current security tools to automatically investigate endpoint alerts, SIEM alerts, and user-reported phishing attempts.
Intezer claims that its platform can triage new alerts in just two minutes, effectively resolving false positives and escalating only 4% of alerts to the SOC team, complete with clear findings and recommended incident response actions. This leads to significantly faster response times for critical threats.
"I know what it's like to work in SOC and incident response teams, while every day you have too much work, too many alerts, and not enough people. That's how I became obsessed with helping security teams facing resource shortages. That's why we built Intezer, with a mission to arm security professionals with AI and automation to virtually extend their capacity by 10x,” said Itai Tevet, CEO and co-founder of Intezer. “This investment accelerates our growth and strengthens our leadership position in the new, exciting category of AI SOC platforms.”
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