Israeli startup Element Security has raised $5 million in funding to support its Continuous Threat Exposure Management (CTEM) platform. Founded in 2021 by Daniel Lublin, CEO, and Omer Cohen, COO, the company launched its cloud-based platform in early 2023. Backed by Q Fund VC and angel investors Eddy Shalev, Danny Yamin, and Kobi Rosengarten, Element aims to revolutionize cybersecurity with proactive threat management.
The CTEM platform continuously discovers and maps digital assets, feeding them into a proprietary exploit engine to assess their exploitability. Its features include risk prioritization, actionable remediation steps, and identification of credential exposure. By focusing on automation, the platform enables continuous scanning across a broad range of digital assets, far beyond the capabilities of traditional tools.
Element’s platform has already been adopted by major companies in finance, aviation, and automotive sectors. Its approach represents a paradigm shift from reactive to proactive cybersecurity by addressing high-impact exposures in real time. This enables organizations to strengthen their security posture by focusing on validated, immediate threats.
CEO Daniel Lublin emphasizes the importance of proactive defense in today’s digital landscape. Element Security’s innovative methodologies and automation aim to provide organizations with the tools they need to mitigate risks effectively, ensuring a robust and resilient external attack surface.
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