CybersecurityDevSecOps / GRC
Iron Lattice DevSecOps
Continuous security pipeline for Israeli deep-tech startups that maps SBOM, cloud misconfig, and red-team findings into board-ready risk scores for Series A diligence.
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- (i) Idea name
- Iron Lattice DevSecOps
- (ii) Full description
Continuous security pipeline for Israeli deep-tech startups that maps SBOM, cloud misconfig, and red-team findings into board-ready risk scores for Series A diligence.
How it makes money: Per-engineer SaaS + premium pen-test credits; VC diligence white-label plans.
- (iii) Team location
- Israel · Tel Aviv
- (iv) Team size
- 15 people
- (v) Industry
- Cybersecurity
- (vi) Sector
- DevSecOps / GRC
- (vii) Fundraising secured?
- Yes — Seed · $8.5MCyber angels + US enterprise strategics
- (viii) Official website
- legitsecurity.com
- (ix) Official socials
- (x) Go-forward play
Offer as B2B to incumbents
Sell the diligence white-label pack to regional VCs and corporate venture arms rather than chasing every startup logo.
Israel · Tel AvivSource seed:il-cyber-rounds · scanned 10/18/2026, 8:00:00 AM
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