A new Israeli startup called Sola Security has emerged from stealth with $30 million in seed-stage funding and ambitious plans to build an AI-powered no-code security platform.
The company said the financing was provided by S Capital and investor Mike Moritz, S32, Glilot Capital Partners, and several angel investors.
Founded in 2024 by cybersecurity veterans Guy Flechter and Ron Peled, Sola Security and its investors are betting on a growing market for no-code development platforms that allows security teams to build custom security applications quickly and without significant technical expertise.
Solo Security said its platform will offer both ready-made solutions from an app gallery and a no-code studio for building tailored applications.
In a note announcing the seed-round, Sola Security said the idea emerged from frustration with the industry’s current model: security teams drowning in expensive, siloed tools that require dedicated engineering resources to manage.
“Organizations today juggle up to 50 separate security tools, each with its own UI, costs, and maintenance headaches. Smaller teams and solo security professionals struggle even more, lacking the resources to manage bloated security stacks,” the company said, noting that the result is a landscape of inefficiencies, security gaps, and wasted budgets.
“Sola Security lets businesses build functional security apps from start to finish, without needing deep technical expertise or bloated budgets. Users can deploy ready-made security tools from the Sola App Gallery or build custom security solutions using Sola’s AI-powered no-code studio,” the company added.
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