Malanta has raised $10 million in seed funding to expand its AI-based pre-attack prevention platform.
The startup helps security teams detect early threat indicators such as phishing-kit creation and malicious domain registrations before attacks occur.
Its platform uses neural exposure mapping to link external threat signals with a company’s digital assets and prioritize risks.
Malanta was founded in 2024 by former CyberArk employees and includes offensive- and defensive-security veterans.
The funding round was led by Cardumen Capital with participation from The Group Ventures and angel investors including CyberArk founder Udi Mokady.
The platform is already adopted by the Israel National Cyber Directorate, demonstrating early traction in government-grade cybersecurity environments.
Malanta’s solution shortens the time to detect vulnerabilities from weeks or months to minutes after onboarding.