Daylight Security

Daylight AI combines autonomous AI with cybersecurity expertise to detect and guard against advanced threats.

Daylight launches a managed threat hunting service that makes continuous, full-environment hunting possible, pairing expert methodology with agentic execution.

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The platform maps detection programs to MITRE ATT&CK, measuring volume, outcomes, overlaps, and gaps.

Daylight integrates AI agents with human expertise to provide Managed Agentic Security Services tailored to business contexts.

Daylight describes how it collects, stores, and secures data in compliance with GDPR, HIPAA, and other global laws.

Daylight outlines terms and conditions for its platform and services, including user rights and legal disclaimers.

Daylight Security introduces **Detection Program Visibility**, a tool to help organizations assess and enhance their detection programs. The feature is now available exclusively for customers using **Daylight Managed Agentic MDR**. It provides measurable insights into detection effectiveness, supporting security teams in refining their threat detection strategies.

Jul 2026HackreadNews article

Daylight secures $33 million in funding from Craft Ventures and prominent Israeli founders. The Tel Aviv-based cybersecurity startup develops an AI-powered platform aimed at improving detection and response capabilities in cybersecurity operations.

Nov 2025CTechNews article

Daylight secures **$40 million** in funding, with a **$33 million Series A** led by Craft Ventures and backed by Bain Capital Ventures, Maple VC, and cybersecurity founders. The company plans to expand in the U.S. and develop AI-driven security tools, including **identity threat response** and **cloud workload protection** modules. The investment supports Daylight’s focus on integrating agentic AI into managed security services.

Nov 2025MSSP AlertNews article

Daylight Security secures a $33 million funding round led by Craft Ventures, co-founded by former White House AI adviser David Sacks. The Israeli cybersecurity startup leverages the investment to advance its threat detection technologies. Craft Ventures, backed by Sacks, joins the company’s investor base to support its growth in cybersecurity solutions.

Nov 2025The Times of IsraelNews article