Orion Security raises $38 million dollars in Round A

ORION Security, a QCC 2 portfolio company, has closed a $38 million Series A round.

The Series Areflects strong commercial traction. Enterprises across finance, healthcare, and technology are replacing their traditional data loss prevention (DLP) tools with ORION's platform. Legacy DLP systems rely on thousands of human-authored policies that require constant tuning, generate high volumes of false alerts, and still fail to catch emerging threats. ORION eliminates that model entirely.

Instead of matching data activity against static rules, ORION uses specialized AI agents to build real-time context around every data movement: what is moving, who is moving it, and whether the intent is legitimate or malicious. This allows the platform to stop data exfiltration before it occurs, without the manual overhead that burdens security teams using legacy tools.

ORION was founded in 2024 by CEO Nitay Milner, former product leader at Cisco-acquired Epsagon, and CTO Yonatan Kreiner, former application security lead at WalkMe. The new capital will fund further development of the company's AI architecture and support expansion of go-to-market operations to meet growing enterprise demand.

QCC invested in ORION at seed stage based on a clear conviction: ORION's autonomous, context-driven platform delivers exactly that. This Series A, backed by a strong investor group, positions ORION to set a new standard for enterprise data security.

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