Enterprise security startup Cymphony Inc. has officially launched, securing $30 million in funding. The company, which is two years old, is currently valued at over $100 million. The startup employs approximately 30 people across offices in New York and Tel Aviv.
The platform utilizes a workforce security graph to map identities, permissions, and data activity. It tracks access by employees, AI agents, and machine accounts without requiring endpoint installation. Deployment of the software typically takes one day to complete.
The software features four main modules: monitoring AI tool usage, identifying exposed business data, managing identity hygiene, and a threat center for detecting insider behavior. Users can interact with the system via Maestro, a conversational assistant that processes plain language queries.
Early customers include Syngenta, KKR & Co. Inc., Cass Information Systems Inc., Athennian, and Sequoia Capital. Within its first year of sales, Cymphony achieved seven-figure annual recurring revenue.
The $30 million funding includes a $25 million Series A round co-led by Sequoia Capital and the SMBC Fin Atlas Beyond Fund. The latter is a $300 million fund established in July 2025 by Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corp. and Fin Capital to support fintech startups.
The company was co-founded by CEO Shy Dekel, CTO Edi Gotlieb, and CPO Idan Berkovits. All three founders are graduates of the Talpiot technology program. Dekel previously led the cyber department in Israel’s Unit 8200, while Gotlieb and Berkovits held roles at Apple and the Office of the Prime Minister, respectively.
