Sola Security is a technology company.
Sola Security has raised $93.0M across 3 funding rounds.
Sola Security has raised $93.0M in total across 3 funding rounds.
Sola Security has raised $93.0M in total across 3 funding rounds.
Sola Security's investors include Aya, Battery Ventures, Foundation Capital, M12, S Capital VC, Section 32, Swift Ventures, TCV, Trinity Ventures, Michael Moritz.
Sola Security is an Israeli cybersecurity startup founded in 2024 that builds an AI-powered, no-code platform enabling security teams to create, customize, and deploy security applications in minutes without engineering resources.[1][3][5] It serves businesses of all sizes struggling with fragmented security tools—often managing up to 50 siloed products—by solving inefficiencies, high costs, and skill gaps through prompt-based app building, a pre-built Sola App Gallery, and unified workflows across identity management, cloud posture, compliance, and more.[1][2][4] Since launching from stealth in March 2025 with $30M in seed funding, Sola has achieved rapid growth: over 2,000 users, 1,000+ custom apps created, and a $35M Series A in late 2025 bringing total funding to $65M from investors like S32, M12 (Microsoft's fund), and Glilot Capital.[2][5]
Sola Security was founded in 2024 in Tel Aviv by cybersecurity veterans Guy Fletcher (former CEO and co-founder of Cider Ltd., acquired by Palo Alto Networks for ~$195M in 2022) and Ron Peled (former global CISO at LivePerson Inc.).[1][3][5] The idea emerged from founders' frustration with the cybersecurity industry's reliance on narrow, expensive tools or bloated platforms requiring heavy engineering, mirroring self-serve revolutions in tools like Canva, Stripe, and Figma.[1][2] Early traction came swiftly post-stealth launch in March 2025, with quick user adoption amid AI's rise in security, leading to seed funding and a Series A within months.[2][5]
Sola rides the AI revolution in cybersecurity, where generative AI meets no-code/low-code trends to democratize security amid exploding threats, tool fragmentation, and talent shortages.[1][2][5] Timing is ideal in 2025: post-AI boom, security lags behind other sectors in self-serve innovation, creating a ripe market for platforms unifying workflows as teams manage rising attack surfaces without resources.[2] Favorable forces include investor bets (e.g., Microsoft’s M12) on AI-security convergence and a shift from rigid enterprise tools to flexible, prompt-driven ones, positioning Sola to influence ecosystems by empowering non-engineers and fostering a community of shared apps.[5] It accelerates startup agility in cybersecurity while challenging incumbents' bloat.
Sola's trajectory points to scaling as the go-to no-code security platform, potentially dominating self-serve AI tools with enterprise expansions via GDPR and big-name backers. Trends like multimodal AI reasoning and zero-trust orchestration will amplify its edge, evolving influence from niche innovator to ecosystem standard—much like Figma reshaped design. Watch for integrations with major clouds and app marketplace growth, tying back to its launch promise: simplifying cybersecurity for all teams.[2][4][5]
Sola Security has raised $93.0M across 3 funding rounds. Most recently, it raised $35.0M Series A in September 2025.
| Date | Round | Lead Investors | Other Investors |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sep 1, 2025 | $35.0M Series A | Aya, Battery Ventures, Foundation Capital, M12, S Capital VC, Section 32, Swift Ventures, TCV, Trinity Ventures, Michael Moritz | |
| Mar 1, 2025 | $30.0M Seed | Aya, M12, S Capital VC, Section 32, Michael Moritz | |
| Jul 1, 2024 | $28.0M Seed | Aya, M12, Section 32 |