Denver, Colorado-based security automation firm Swimlane today announced raising $45 million in a growth funding round that brings the total raised by the company to $215 million.
The new investment round was led by Energy Impact Partners and Activate Capital, with additional support from Trinity Capital.
Swimlane has built a cybersecurity platform that leverages agentic AI and automation to resolve security, IT/OT operations, and compliance issues.
Swimlane provides infinite integrations and a library of pre-built playbooks and solutions, allowing organizations to create their own hyperautomation applications for unified management of security tools and signals.
With a focus on Hero, the agentic AI SecOps companion integrated into the Swimlane Turbine platform, the company can automate over 25 million daily actions for each customer.
The company says it currently serves five top global system integrators, 26 US federal agencies, and more than 50 Global 1,000 companies.
Swimlane will invest the new funds in global channel expansion and product innovation.
“We have redefined what’s possible in security operations by combining agentic AI with unmatched experience in highly scalable automation use cases that help customers solve real problems both in and outside the SOC,” Swimlane CEO James Brear said.
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