"Nobody really knows if their detection rules are silent because they were secure or because something got broken in the data plumbing a couple of months ago. Large companies rely on dozens of fragmented tools to detect threats, and those systems can quietly stop working effectively over time as they're updated and adjusted."
"Fig's software maps how a company's security alerts should flow from the moment data is created to when a human or system responds. In the event of a disruption, it flags the issue and lets teams test potential fixes before rolling them out."
Fig Security, founded by former Google Cloud security executive Gal Shafir, emerged from stealth with $38 million in funding led by Team8 and Ten Eleven Ventures. The startup addresses a critical problem: large enterprises use fragmented security tools that can silently fail without detection. Fig's software maps security alert flows from data creation through response, identifying disruptions and enabling teams to test fixes before deployment. The founding team includes Shafir as CEO, Nir Loya Dahan as chief product officer, and Roy Haimof as chief technology officer, all with prior experience at Siemplify, which Google acquired for $500 million. Based in New York and Tel Aviv with 25 employees, Fig serves large enterprises and plans to triple its workforce this year.
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