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Israeli cybersecurity firm Native has raised $31 million in a Series A funding round to simplify the complexities of security in multi-cloud environments. This latest funding brings the total investment in the company to $42 million to date, signaling significant confidence in its vision and technological capabilities.
The technology developed by the firm is designed to solve a central problem faced by large enterprises: the struggle to fully utilize the powerful, built-in security capabilities that cloud providers offer. Many organizations use multiple cloud environments simultaneously (multi-cloud), which creates a complex and fragmented landscape for managing security policies. The platform that was developed allows these organizations to define their corporate security policies in a clear, centralized manner.
Once the policy is defined, the system automatically translates it into a complete security architecture that is enforced across all major cloud providers the organization uses. Instead of adding more layers of third-party security tools, the startup’s approach focuses on leveraging and orchestrating the native security tools of each cloud provider. This approach not only simplifies security management but also ensures that the organization is using the most efficient and optimized tools for its specific environment.
The market significance of this approach is substantial. While many companies try to sell additional security solutions, this startup has chosen a different path—helping organizations better use what they already have.
With the new funding, the company is poised to accelerate its market penetration and help more organizations adopt a consistent and effective security strategy. Its focus on simplification and optimization, rather than adding complexity, positions the firm as a particularly relevant solution in the multi-cloud era.
