Denver, Colorado-based security automation firm Swimlane has announced raising $45 million in a new successful growth funding round. This new investment was primarily led by the firms Energy Impact Partners and also by the well-known venture firm Activate Capital. The company also received some additional financial support from the company Trinity Capital during this successful growth funding round. This latest infusion of capital now brings the total amount raised by the company to a significant sum of $215 million. Swimlane has built a cybersecurity platform that leverages agentic AI and automation to resolve many different complex security issues.
Swimlane provides its many customers with infinite integrations and a large library of pre-built playbooks and various ready-to-use solutions. This allows many different organizations to create their own hyperautomation applications for the unified management of their security tools. The company has a strong focus on Hero, which is its agentic AI SecOps companion integrated into the Swimlane Turbine platform. This powerful agentic AI can automate over 25 million daily security actions for each one of its many different customers. The platform helps to resolve security, IT/OT operations, and also various different complex corporate and government compliance issues for organizations. This approach has redefined what is possible in modern security operations.
The company plans to use the new funds for global channel expansion and also for future product innovation in the security space.
The company has publicly stated that it currently serves five of the top global system integrators with its advanced security platform. It also provides its specialized security automation solutions to twenty-six different United States federal government agencies and departments. Furthermore, more than fifty different Global 1,000 companies are also currently using the Swimlane security automation platform for their needs. This impressive and diverse customer base clearly demonstrates the significant trust and also the wide adoption of Swimlane’s technology in the market. The company’s solutions are designed to help customers solve real problems both inside and also far outside the traditional security operations center.
This strategic investment will now fuel the company’s continued growth and also its development of new innovative security automation solutions.
Swimlane will now invest all the new funds in its planned global channel expansion efforts and also in its future product innovation. Swimlane’s CEO, James Brear, has said that they have redefined what’s possible in security operations by combining agentic AI with automation. He stated the company has unmatched experience in highly scalable automation use cases that help their many customers solve real problems. These solved problems are located both inside and also far outside the traditional security operations center, also known as the SOC.
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