Israeli cybersecurity startup Sola has raised $30 million in seed funding to develop a low/no-code platform for custom security applications.
The round was co-led by S Capital and former Sequoia VC Mike Moritz, with participation from S32, Glilot Capital Partners, and angel investors.
Simplifying Security with No-Code Customization
Sola aims to “democratize” security by enabling businesses to:
- Build tailored security apps without extensive coding expertise.
- Automate security workflows by integrating with existing security tools.
- Use AI-powered natural language processing to set goals and create security automations.
Co-founder Guy Flechter, former CEO of Cider Security (acquired by Palo Alto Networks for $300M), said:
“We want to change the way you think about security—like Stripe did with payments or Canva did with design.”
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Bridging the Gap Between Off-the-Shelf Security and DIY Solutions
Security teams typically face two options:
- Buying expensive commercial security solutions, which are complex and underutilized.
- Building custom security stacks using open-source tools, requiring advanced technical skills.
Sola introduces a third option, offering an intuitive no-code approach to security management.
Early Adoption & Future Plans
- Pre-built integrations with AWS, GitHub, Okta, Wiz, and other security tools.
- AI-driven automation to enhance cloud security, compliance, and risk assessment.
- Expansion across enterprise IT security teams, particularly in finance, healthcare, and SaaS.
Backers See Potential in No-Code Security
Investor Mike Moritz highlighted Sola’s alignment with AI-powered simplification:
“Just as Stripe streamlined payments, Sola is making security automation accessible to companies of all sizes.”
With $30M in fresh funding, Sola is redefining cybersecurity automation, allowing businesses to customize and control their security infrastructure with ease.
