Fig Security

Every 32 seconds, a SecOps Engineer is abused. If this is you or someone you know, seek help: 1-272-770-3489 (Seriously, call it)

Andddd Fig Security wins Best SIEM Innovation of 2026! 🎉🍾 We just won the Cybersecurity Breakthrough Awards for Best SIEM Innovation without being a SIEM... or a pipeline... or anything that ends in -OAR. How, you may ask? Well, we let SecOps engineers build, test, and ship SecOps changes to prod like software, so the SIEM can finally do the thing you bought it for. Breakthrough innovation, we know! Thanks CyberSecurity Breakthrough!

How can you ship SecOps changes like software? You know, without breaking prod, breaking the SIEM, or breaking your soul and spirit... We're hosting a live webinar to show you exactly how! Join Gal Shafir and John Port, Sr. Detection Engineer at CLEAR, and discover how to ship SecOps changes so smoothly that your SecOps infrastructure sends you a thank-you note. October 13th - 11:00 AM ET. Link to register: https://lnkd.in/dpZZrBRR

Fig Security ♥️ NVIDIA We're happy to share that Fig was chosen to be a founding member of NVIDIA's new Open Agent Safety Platform! You know how agents have been being a little naughty recently and scaring the security community every other week? Right, so NVIDIA built a platform that controls what AI agents are allowed to do, from the software they run in all the way down to the chip. The Agentic SOC Alliance, of which we are a part, was chosen to be a founding partner to this initiative. While NVIDIA governs what agents can do, Fig makes sure the detections and data those agents rely on keep working.

You know what rhymes with "Your SOC broke because IT made a small field name correction"? "Fig has been named a winner in the 2026 Fortress Cybersecurity Awards, in the category of Detection!" Huge thanks to Business Intelligence Group for the recognition. Back to fixing 🧦s!

We're excited to announce the Fig Security X Cribl technology alliance partnership! Here's what that means for every SOC team around the world: SecOps Engineers can now collect, shape, route, and reduce telemetry in Cribl, with confidence that every detection downstream still fires. Finally, they can control pipeline changes without crossing their fingers! This is a huge piece of the bigger picture - modernizing faster, cutting SIEM costs safely, and keeping detection and response resilient across your entire SecOps stack, so SecOps engineers can do security instead of plumbing 🪠 Read the full announcement in the link in the first comment!