Realm.Security Raises $15 Million in Series A Funding

"Cybersecurity startup Realm.Security has announced raising $15 million in Series A funding, bringing the total raised by the company to $20 million. The investment round was led by Jump Capital, with additional support from seed investors Accomplice and Glasswing Ventures. Founded by industry veterans Jeff Kraemer, Peter Martin, and Sanket Choksey, the Boston, MA-based Realm emerged from stealth mode in September 2024 with an AI-powered platform that integrates and manages security information from various sources."

"The company's Security Data Pipeline Platform (SDPP) embeds AI throughout the pipeline and applies real-time analysis and filtering to provide SOC teams with essential data only. According to Realm, its solution adapts to changing security tools and data sources, and eliminates the need to write rules manually and to constantly make reconfigurations. Its approach to security data processing, Realm says, speeds up investigations and helps organizations improve their security operations' resilience while reducing costs."

"The new investment will allow the cybersecurity startup to accelerate product development and market expansion efforts. "Security data has become one of the most expensive and complex problems in enterprise IT. Realm exists to solve that problem at the root. By building the industry's first AI-native Security Data Pipeline, we're giving CISOs and SOCs clean, structured data they can trust that is fast, efficient, and radically more cost-effective," Realm CEO Pete Martin said."

Realm.Security raised $15 million in Series A funding, bringing total capital to $20 million. The round was led by Jump Capital with participation from Accomplice and Glasswing Ventures. Founded by Jeff Kraemer, Peter Martin, and Sanket Choksey and based in Boston, Realm emerged from stealth in September 2024 with an AI-driven platform that integrates and manages security information. The Security Data Pipeline Platform embeds AI across the pipeline, performs real-time analysis and filtering, and delivers essential, structured data to SOC teams. The solution adapts to changing tools, removes manual rule writing, speeds investigations, improves resilience, and aims to reduce costs while funding accelerates product and market growth.

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