Abstract, a pioneer of composable security operations, announced it has secured $25 million in a recent funding round, enabling the company to widen in-stream detection coverage, extend Astro AI across the SOC workflow, and grow the go-to-market team to keep pace with enterprise demand.
The funding round was co-led by Cheyenne Ventures and AVP, with additional investment from Olive Hill Ventures and follow-on investment from Crosslink Capital and Rally Ventures. The round brings Abstract’s total funding to nearly $50 million.
According to the company, the investment reflects a broader shift in security operations as enterprises move beyond monolithic SIEM platforms toward composable architectures that provide greater control over data, AI, and cost. Abstract's streaming-first platform enables organizations to modernize security operations without being locked into a single vendor ecosystem.
AI-Gen Security Operations combines a composable architecture with streaming detection and AI woven across the SOC workflow. It separates data sources from destinations, runs detections while data is still in motion, and helps analysts work faster, investigate deeper, and trust the results. Enterprises keep control of their architecture, their costs, and their data, without trading away performance, the company said.
With Abstract, an organization can:
- Decouple sources from destinations, so data is not locked to one vendor's stack
- Run detections in stream, so threats surface before data reaches storage
- Tier and route data on the way out, in the schema each destination expects, including OCSF, ECS, and CIM, to cut storage cost
- Apply Astro AI throughout the SOC workflow
- Scale across multi-cloud and hybrid environments
"For more than two decades, SIEM has been the foundation of security operations. AI-Gen Security Operations is what's next," said Colby DeRodeff, CEO and co-founder of Abstract. "It gives organizations control over their data, runs detections while data is still in motion, and embeds AI into every stage of detection, triage, investigation, and response. We built Abstract around that vision from day one because AI isn't a feature bolted onto the SOC. It's woven into every layer of security operations. This investment gives us the resources to continue building a generational cybersecurity company."
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