TLDR: Sola Security, an Israeli cybersecurity AI assistant, has successfully raised $35 million in Series A funding, bringing its total capital to $65 million. The investment, led by S32 and joined by M12 (Microsoft’s Venture Fund) and New Era Capital Partners, will fuel the expansion of its generative AI platform, empowering security teams to rapidly develop custom security solutions with minimal coding.
Tel Aviv, Israel – Sola Security, a pioneering cybersecurity AI assistant, announced today the successful closure of a $35 million Series A funding round. This latest investment elevates the company’s total capital raised to $65 million, following a $30 million seed round secured last year. The Series A round was led by existing investor S32, with significant participation from M12, Microsoft’s Venture Fund, and New Era Capital Partners. All previous investors, including venture capitalist Mike Moritz, S Capital, and Glilot Capital Partners, also reaffirmed their commitment by participating in the round.
Founded in 2024 by cybersecurity veterans Guy Flechter and Ron Peled, Sola Security is addressing a critical need in the industry by providing an AI-powered no-code platform that enables security teams to design, customize, and deploy security tools in minutes. This approach aims to democratize cybersecurity, allowing organizations of all sizes to create tailored defenses without the complexity, cost, or vendor lock-in traditionally associated with security solutions.
According to CEO and Co-Founder Guy Flechter, the company’s vision is to redefine how security challenges are tackled. “Cybersecurity is entering its AI moment, and we intend to lead it,” Flechter stated. He further elaborated on Sola’s unique strategy, saying, “We turn the tables, we don’t just add an AI layer on top of an existing cyber product. Instead, we provide security teams with the tools to develop the specific protection solutions they need.” Flechter draws parallels between Sola’s ambition and the transformative impact of companies like Figma, Canva, and Stripe in their respective industries.
Since emerging from stealth in March 2025, Sola Security has demonstrated remarkable traction. In just six months, its generative AI platform has attracted over 2,000 users who have collectively created more than 1,000 custom security applications. These applications span a wide array of security domains, including identity and access management, cloud security, posture and configuration management, and compliance.
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The fresh capital will be primarily allocated to accelerating Sola’s artificial intelligence capabilities, expanding its platform functionality, and scaling operations. A key motivation for this new funding round was Microsoft’s entry as an investor, which also includes a cooperation agreement to advance Sola’s innovative approach of empowering end-users to build security agents rather than relying solely on ready-made software. This strategic partnership underscores the industry’s growing recognition of AI’s potential to simplify and enhance cybersecurity defenses, transforming tasks that typically take days or weeks into mere minutes.
