Security data pipeline platform startup Realm.Security Inc. today announced that it has raised $15 million in new funding to accelerate product development and market expansion.

Founded in 2024 by cybersecurity veterans Peter Martin, Jeff Kraemer and Sanket Choksey (pictured), Realm.Security is taking on the issue where enterprises face a mounting crisis: Security operations teams are drowning in data noise and spiraling costs of security information and event management, or SIEM.

The company argues that while security operations centers process billions of daily events, legacy pipelines simply shuttle raw data logs between tools, leaving analysts buried in irrelevant telemetry and budgets consumed by SIEM ingestion costs. According to the 2025 SANS SOC Survey, 42% of SOCs dump all incoming data into a SIEM system, often without a retrieval or management plan, a practice that drives up costs and leaves teams without a clear path to manage or analyze the data.

Realm.Security changes this dynamic by embedding artificial intelligence throughout the pipeline and applying real-time analysis and filtering so SOCs only digest the data that matters. The result, according to the company, is faster investigation, lower costs and more resilient security operations.

“Security data has become one of the most expensive and complex problems in enterprise IT,” said Chief Executive Pete Martin. “Realm exists to solve that problem at the root. By building the industry’s first AI-native Security Data Pipeline, we’re giving CISOs and SOCs clean, structured data they can trust that is fast, efficient, and radically more cost-effective.”

As noted when Realm.Security launched with $5 million in seed funding in September 2024, the company tackles the explosion of data volume and resulting issues head-on by integrating and managing data from different sources and in various formats through artificial intelligence and data processing capabilities. Its service creates a single point of ingestion and management to allow security teams to normalize, suppress, route and enrich all data sources while pursuing a multi-destination strategy.

The company claims the platform ends vendor lock for customers and concurrently delivers powerful but simple control over rising costs from usage-based licensing models.

The Series A round was led by Jump Capital, with Glasswing Ventures and Accomplice VC also participating.

“Realm’s AI-native approach sets a new benchmark: fast deployment, measurable savings and a roadmap toward enabling the next generation of AI-driven SOC operations,” said Saaya Pal, a partner at Jump Capital. “We see Realm becoming the trusted foundation for how enterprises manage their security data.”

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