7AI

The Cybereason founders and the development center in Israel

7AI was founded in 2024, according to the company's page, by Lior Div and Yonatan Striem-Amit. Both were earlier among the founders of Cybereason. The company came out of stealth in February 2025. Globes reported in December 2025 that its headquarters are in Boston and that it has a development center in Israel. It develops agents for the work of a security operations center: detecting, investigating and responding to incidents. According to the company's description, the agents do the repetitive work and the human team oversees the results and the response actions. It is a system that connects to an organization's security process and to the tools already running there.

What the agent does with an alert

According to the investigations page, a group of agents receives an alert, collects the source data and adds the organization's context. It runs tools and reaches a verdict backed by evidence. The user can review each agent's task, the tool it ran, the exact request and response, and the conclusion it reached. This way the result of the investigation is shown alongside the path that led to it. The company also offers a chat assistant for each investigation, through which you can ask why a case was passed to a person, whether a file is malicious, or who else was affected. According to the description, the answers are based on the evidence in the case itself.

From verdict to response action

After the investigation, the system can recommend actions to contain the threat and carry them out in the organization's tools. The response page gives examples such as isolating a device, ending sessions, resetting passwords and quarantining the scope of a phishing attack. The actions work through endpoint, identity, email and cloud systems. According to the company, the team controls what runs and when it is carried out through approval gates, and every action is logged for audit. You can set up an automated sequence of actions alongside a documented work procedure. The handling is kept in the incident case, from opening to closing, together with the investigation findings and the response taken.

Series A funding and customers

On 4 December 2025 the company announced the completion of a $130 million Series A, according to Globes. Index Ventures led the round, which also included Blackstone Innovations Investments alongside the seed investors, among them Greylock, CRV and Spark. Total reported funding reached $166 million. Globes named DXC Technology as a customer and described use by organizations in finance, retail, technology and healthcare. The company's page confirms the cumulative amount and presents the capital as support for developing agent-based security systems.

Oversight remains part of the product

In its description of investigations and response, 7AI stresses human oversight of the agents' work. An investigation can end with an instruction to an analyst to carry out a pre-approved action, or with a coordinated automated response. The verdict, the evidence and the log of actions are available to the team, not just a short summary message. According to the response page, the system connects to tools the organization already owns instead of replacing them. It offers a guided demo on sample data; investigations of the organization's own alerts begin after the environment is set up. The connection steps, the approval rules and the controls are part of how the product is described as operating.