Corma Raises $60 Mn Seed Funding to Build AI-Powered Cybersecurity Models

Corma was founded in 2025 and is based in Tel Aviv and San Francisco. The company currently has a team of 20 employees in Tel Aviv.

Despite being a young company, Corma is already working with several large businesses, including companies from the Fortune 100 and Fortune 500. The company is focused on building technology to help businesses strengthen their cybersecurity defences.

Corma CEO and co-founder Alon Pluda said the company is developing AI models specifically for defensive cybersecurity. “We train language models for defensive cyber,” he said. “The models thus become much better at cyber than any other model.”

“We don't replace anyone and we are not a product; we provide services,” Pluda said. “People need to operate cyber products today and need someone to perform the problems and fix them. Companies still have thousands of security people and pay a lot for services. I am not replacing them but making them much more successful and much stronger.”

“The race to general intelligence in cybersecurity has already begun, and the attackers have a significant head start,” Pluda said. “It requires a complete AI-powered defensive workforce, built from the ground up for cybersecurity, that gives defenders the same speed, sophistication and generalization that AI has already given attackers.”

Corma is a cybersecurity company that uses AI to help businesses protect their digital systems and data from cyber threats.

Founded in 2025, Corma develops AI foundation models that can help companies detect and defend against different types of cyber attacks.

Corma is based in Tel Aviv and San Francisco. Although it is a young company, it already works with several large businesses, including Fortune 100 and Fortune 500 companies.

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