Sola Security Secures $35M to Advance AI in Cybersecurity

Sep 4, 2025
Sola Security has raised $35 million in a Series A funding round led by S32, with participation from M12 and New Era Capital Partners, to enhance its AI capabilities in cybersecurity.

Sola Security has raised $35 million in a Series A funding round, announced in a press release. The round was led by S32, with participation from M12, Microsoft's Venture Fund, and New Era Capital Partners. This follows their $30 million seed round last year, bringing the total funding to $65 million.

The Tel Aviv-based company, founded by cybersecurity veterans Guy Flechter and Ron Peled, aims to revolutionize cybersecurity by leveraging AI to reduce repetitive workloads and enhance decision-making. In the six months since emerging from stealth, Sola Security has attracted over 2,000 users who have created more than 1,000 custom security apps using its generative AI platform.

Sola Security's platform allows security teams to create tailored solutions quickly and efficiently, addressing challenges in identity and access management, cloud security, compliance, and more. The new funding will be used to further develop these AI capabilities, positioning Sola Security as a leader in the AI-driven transformation of cybersecurity.

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