Fig Security Operations Resilience

Fig Security is an Israeli cybersecurity company founded in 2025 by Gal Shafir (CEO), Nir Loya Dahan (CPO) and Roy Haimof (CTO), with offices in New York and Tel Aviv. It emerged from stealth on 3 March 2026 with US$38 million in seed and Series A funding led by Team8 and Ten Eleven Ventures. It targets failures in security operations caused by constant change.

The platform connects to the existing stack and maps how detection and response data flows through SIEM, data lake, SOAR and AI-driven tools. It flags drift that silently breaks detections and automations, traces the cause, suggests and tests a fix, and deploys it after approval. Planned changes can be simulated before production.

• Drift detection: flags when a detection or response breaks.
• Drift repair: traces the cause, suggests a fix, tests it and deploys after approval.
• Change modelling: simulates planned initiatives to show impact before production.
• Deployment hub: one place to deploy with version control and rollbacks.
• Data-flow mapping: maps detection and response data across SIEM, data lake and SOAR.
• Resilience focus: keeps SecOps working through unplanned and planned change.

A Vietnamese bank migrating its SIEM could test detection coverage before cutover. A telecom SOC could detect when log source changes break alerts. An MSSP could verify detections across several customer environments.

Keeps detection and response working as tools and automations change. Drift is flagged instead of discovered during an incident. Fixes are tested before deployment and deployed after approval. Planned initiatives can be modelled for impact before production, with version control and rollbacks.

SOC teams keep adding SIEM rules, data pipelines and AI automations, and silent breakage of detections is a common failure. Vietnamese banks and telecom operators building their own SOCs face the same maintenance load as their stacks grow.

Israeli company founded 2025 with offices in New York and Tel Aviv (Globes, 3 March 2026). US$38 million seed and Series A led by Team8 and Ten Eleven Ventures. Site testimonials come from CISOs at BNSF Railway, Netskope, Elastic and AppLovin.