Fig Security has emerged from stealth with a $38 million seed and Series A round led by Team8 and Ten Eleven Ventures, backed by notable security veterans and executives.

The funding signals strong investor confidence in Fig Security’s approach to telemetry and proactive risk detection for enterprise environments.

Investors include security industry figures such as Doug Merritt, Rene Bonvanie, and founders of Demisto and Siemplify, underscoring strategic support for the platform.

Fig Security maps data lineage from sources through pipelines and data lakes to security orchestration and automation, with real-time alerts if inconsistencies threaten detections or responses.

The platform integrates with any tech stack and continuously verifies the reliability and efficacy of security operations across the stack.

The leadership stresses that unrecognized failures are the riskiest in security, aiming to restore confidence for modernizing SOCs and adopting AI without blind spots.

They warn about the risk of undetected failures and the need for visibility into why alarms may not trigger, framing resilience in SecOps as a priority.

Fig Security addresses silent breakdowns in complex environments, helping teams modernize SOCs, adopt AI, and avoid blind spots in detection and response.

Founded by Israel 8200 and Mamram veterans, Fig Security offers a platform that monitors and traces data flows to keep detection and response accurate as security tools evolve.

The company aims to help SecOps teams manage complexity by ensuring consistent security coverage across diverse tool stacks and changing environments.

The funding aligns with a broader trend of AI-powered tools prompting CISOs to demand reliable data foundations and trustworthy detections amid complex security architectures.

Fig Security alerts teams when changes threaten detection or response, enabling root-cause analysis, impact assessment, and simulated fixes before production deployment.