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Cybersecurity upstart Legion emerges from stealth with $38 million from Accel, Coatue, and others
Hey there, it's tech reporter Alexandra Sternlicht filling in for Allie. It seems there's not a week that goes by without a major firm announcing a cyberattack. Last week it was Microsoft who shared that a China-sponsored cyberattack compromised over 8,000 servers worldwide, including major banks,
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Legion raises $38M to automate SOC workflows through browser-native AI - SiliconANGLE
Legion raises $38M to automate SOC workflows through browser-native AI Browser-native artificial intelligence security operations center startup Legion Security Inc. today launched with an announcement that it had raised $38 million in funding to accelerate product development, expand customer
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Legion Emerges From Stealth With $38M to Redefine AI-Driven Security Operations
Backed by Accel, Coatue, and Picture Capital, Legion is the first AI-powered SOC automation platform that learns your team's actual workflow and scales that knowledge across your organization NEW YORK, July 30, 2025 (Newswire.com) - Legion, the first browser-native AI Security Operations Center
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Legion, a browser-native AI Security Operations Center (SOC) platform, launches with $38 million in funding to automate and scale cybersecurity operations using innovative AI technology.
Legion, a cybersecurity startup founded in 2024, has emerged from stealth mode with a substantial $38 million in seed and Series A funding. The company introduces a novel approach to Security Operations Center (SOC) automation, leveraging artificial intelligence to learn and scale human analyst workflows
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The funding rounds were co-led by Accel and Picture Capital, with participation from Coatue and angel investors from prominent tech companies such as Google, Crowdstrike, and Wiz
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. Notably, this marks the first public U.S. announcement of Picture Capital, a venture capital firm founded by cybersecurity veterans Michael Fey, Dan Amiga, and Mickey Boodaei1
.Legion's platform distinguishes itself through its browser-native AI approach. The company has developed a lightweight browser extension that observes and learns from security analysts' day-to-day investigations
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. This unique method allows the AI to capture the nuances of human expertise and translate them into scalable, automated workflows tailored to each organization's specific tools and processes.The platform operates on a three-phase model
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Legion aims to solve a persistent problem in cybersecurity: the overwhelming volume of alerts and the shortage of qualified personnel to investigate them
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. By converting institutional knowledge into actionable automation, the platform helps reduce triage time, minimize false positives, and eliminate repetitive documentation work.Related Stories
The company was founded by security veterans Ely Abramovitch (CEO), Michael Gladishev (VP R&D), and Eyal Fisher (CTO), who are alumni of Microsoft Sentinel and Cambridge AI research
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. Their experience in building Microsoft's cyber protection product Sentinel provided insights into the challenges faced by SOC operations.Despite just emerging from stealth, Legion has already secured dozens of customers, including a major financial institution and other Fortune 20 companies
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. Customers have reported up to a 90% reduction in investigation and response times, with some fully in-housing their SOC operations using Legion's platform3
.As cyberattacks continue to pose significant threats to organizations worldwide, Legion's innovative approach to AI-driven security operations presents a promising solution to enhance cybersecurity measures and optimize resource allocation in the ever-evolving digital landscape.
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