Our Story
Hagai Shapira and Eldad Rudich first met at 18 while serving together in the Army’s Intelligence Corps.
Between long nights of coding and endless coffee, they talked about one day starting a company together. Years later, they reunited at Torq. Eldad was the company’s first employee and engineer. Hagai joined as its first product manager.
There, they saw the same problem clearly.
Security services weren’t working the way organizations needed them to. They became far too reactive, labor-intensive, and overly reliant on internal knowledge.
This meant the customer still owned too much work and risk.
The arrival of AI led many to the same conclusion: replace services, remove humans, automate everything. Hagai and Eldad saw something different. The problem wasn’t services. It was the model.
What we’re changing
Daylight is building a new operating model for services: Managed Agentic Security Services (MASS).
Modern tools give teams more data and control. Managed services take on part of the workload. But as environments evolve — from endpoints to cloud to AI — more of the burden shifts back to internal teams.
And neither fundamentally changes how security services operate.
MASS is built around a different approach. AI investigates, reasons, and executes across complex workflows. Human experts own judgment, accountability, and outcomes.
It was never meant to be a choice between software or services.
The right system combines both, and that’s what we’re building at Daylight. Security services rebuilt for modern SecOps teams.
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Daylight is built for the realities of modern enterprise defense, where true business context, agentic investigations, and elite human expertise are critical to achieving fast, precise, end-to-end threat resolution.
Its agentic AI services provide the clarity and control organizations need. This isn’t just innovation. It’s essential.
In the News
Daylight Raises $40M to Redefine Managed Security in the Agentic AI Era
Daylight has secured $40 million in total funding, including a $33 million Series A led by Craft Ventures, with participation from Bain Capital Ventures, Maple VC, and several leading cybersecurity founders.
Cyber startup Daylight raises $33 million just three months after its Seed round
Backed by Craft Ventures and top Israeli founders, the Tel Aviv-based company is building an AI-driven security platform to modernize detection and response.
Daylight Security Launches Next-Gen MDR Services, Merging AI Agents with Human Expertise to Tackle $100B Market Opportunity
The company emerged from stealth with a $7M seed round led by Bain Capital Ventures
