Introduction
Companies are moving their most critical systems to the cloud, often to several clouds at once. When something goes wrong, security teams are left piecing together what happened across environments that were never designed to be investigated. Cyngular, founded in Israel by CEO Paul Moskovich and CTO Itzik Berrebi, closes that gap.
How it works?
Cyngular is an AI-driven security operations and incident response platform for the cloud. It connects to AWS, Azure and Google Cloud without installing software on any system, then automatically investigates suspicious activity, reconstructs what happened and guides the response. What used to take a team days of manual investigation now takes minutes.
Built to complement, not replace
Cyngular doesn't try to be everything. It focuses on one security pillar and aims to be the best at it. Its customers often already use large security platforms such as CrowdStrike, and choose Cyngular for the cloud investigation and response those platforms don't cover in depth.
Why we funded?
Cloud adoption is accelerating across every regulated industry, from financial services and insurance to healthcare, and each migration creates new attack surface. Cyngular addresses that shift with a focused product and a team that knows how to sell it. We also saw a clear role for our network: our investors include cybersecurity practitioners in the DACH region, who help Cyngular open doors to decision-makers in Europe.
