Backed by SentinelOne, Mesh Security raises $12 million Series A to unify fragmented enterprise cyber tools
The platform unifies security tools spread across cloud, SaaS, and networks.
Cybersecurity company Mesh Security has raised $12 million in a Series A funding round led by Lobby Capital, with participation from S Ventures (SentinelOne CVC), and Bright Pixel Capital. The round brings the company’s total funding since inception to $18 million.
Mesh Security was founded in early 2022 by Netanel Azoulay (CEO) and Omri Haring (CTO), both of whom bring extensive experience in offensive and defensive cloud security. The company employs 25 people across its headquarters in Palo Alto and its R&D center in Israel.
Mesh Security’s platform is designed to unify corporate cybersecurity tools that are typically fragmented across multiple vendors into a single system. By centralizing control and visibility, the platform aims to reduce exposure to threats while enabling companies to scale more efficiently.
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Over the past decade, organizations have invested heavily in best-of-breed security tools across areas such as identity management, endpoint security, data protection, cloud and SaaS security, networking, and CI/CD pipelines. While these individual tools have continued to improve, the overall security architecture has not evolved at the same pace. The result, seen across many enterprises, is tool sprawl, fragmented security data, and disjointed operational processes. At the same time, the attack surface has continued to expand, without a single product providing a comprehensive operational solution.
“For years, enterprise security has accumulated tools and data, but it never built an execution layer that connects them into a single operating model,” said Netanel Azoulay, CEO and co-founder of Mesh Security. “Mesh was built to realize Cybersecurity Mesh by unifying context and control across best-of-breed environments, so security finally works as one system, without vendor lock-in.”
