Exabeam has raised $390.0M in total across 6 funding rounds.
Exabeam's investors include 1776, Acrew Capital, cofounder, Matt Ocko, DFJ, Fifth Wall, Greycroft, Karim Faris, Harrison Metal, Heavybit, H.I.G. Capital, IVP.
Exabeam is a cybersecurity company that builds an AI-driven security operations platform, including New-Scale SIEM, UEBA (User and Entity Behavior Analytics), and automated TDIR (Threat Detection, Investigation, and Response) tools.[1][2][3] It serves global security teams in enterprises, government agencies, and critical infrastructure, solving the problem of siloed security tools, complex SIEMs, and undetectable threats like insiders, nation-states, and ransomware by providing cloud-scale log management, behavioral analytics, and automation for faster, more accurate responses.[1][4][6][7] Exabeam processes over 1M events per second, supports 7,900+ pre-built parsers across 292 vendors, and has been named a Leader in the 2025 Gartner Magic Quadrant for SIEM for the sixth time, demonstrating strong growth through innovation and a post-merger unification with LogRhythm.[2][5][7]
Founded in 2013 and headquartered in Foster City, California, Exabeam emerged from the need to analyze massive log data volumes—its name draws from "exabyte" (one billion gigabytes) and a "beam" illuminating patterns in that data.[2][5] The co-founders pioneered AI and machine learning integration into SIEM for behavioral analytics, built by security experts for security teams.[3][5][8] A pivotal moment came with the merger integrating LogRhythm's two decades of large-scale SIEM experience, creating the largest independent SIEM and security operations vendor focused on AI-powered TDIR, unifying cultures around customer success and innovation.[5]
Exabeam rides the AI-driven SecOps trend, addressing exploding data volumes, sophisticated threats (e.g., AI agents, nation-states), and compliance demands amid siloed legacy tools.[1][4][7] Timing is ideal post-2020s cyber surges, with its merger amplifying scale against adversaries; market forces like cloud adoption and agentic AI favor its New-Scale SIEM, which outpaces competitors in behavioral detection and automation.[2][5][7] It influences the ecosystem by setting TDIR standards, powering "security for security people," and enabling outcomes like insider threat mitigation for governments and enterprises, reducing burnout and resource waste.[3][6]
Exabeam is poised to dominate AI-augmented SIEM with agent-driven workflows and insider threat focus, expanding into compliance and supply chain visibility amid rising AI-enabled attacks.[7] Trends like zero-trust evolution and petabyte-scale data will propel growth, potentially through deeper integrations and global expansion. Its influence may grow as the independent SecOps leader, empowering teams to outsmart attackers in an era of relentless threats—echoing its founding mission to beam light on the undetectable.[1][5]
Exabeam has raised $390.0M across 6 funding rounds. Most recently, it raised $200.0M Series F in May 2021.