Israeli browser-native AI Safety Operations Middle (SOC) platform Legion in the present day emerged from stealth and introduced it has accomplished seed and collection A finncing totaling $38 million. The newest spherical was led by Coatue, with participation from Accel and Image Capital (co-leads on the sooner seed spherical), together with angel traders from main tech corporations, together with Google, Crowdstrike, and Wiz.
Legion is introducing a browser extension AI SOC companion that turns in-house experience into scalable automation. It trains inside a corporation, observes group’s investigations, learns patterns, and helps enhance them. Then, it automates them at any tempo, any scale, and with out requiring any integrations or APIs.
Legion was based in 2024 by safety veterans CEO Ely Abramovitch, VP R&D Michael Gladishev, and CTO Eyal Fisher, alumni of Microsoft Sentinel and Cambridge AI analysis. The platform makes use of imaginative and prescient fashions and a light-weight browser extension to report analyst workflows, capturing each gentle and complicated investigation patterns and the decision-making processes of top-performing analysts. It then exhibits groups the workflows it realized and helps optimize them. With permission, Legion investigates and responds to threats 24/7 utilizing your current instruments, both with human-in-the-loop or utterly autonomously.
Abramovitch says, “Most AI-driven SOCs nonetheless require advanced integrations, and even then, they fail to adapt to every group’s distinctive surroundings, making them troublesome for enterprise groups to completely belief. Legion is the primary browser-based platform designed to scale your group’s greatest instincts into AI-driven workflows. It’s absolutely educated inside your surroundings, by your group, on your group. Our purpose is to show your experience into scalable automation, letting the safety group give attention to what’s actually necessary.”
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