Intezer announced that its revenue tripled during the first half of 2026. This tremendous growth is due to the way major companies quickly use artificial intelligence for cybersecurity purposes. In today’s world, cybersecurity teams face increasing cyberattacks and a shortage in analysis. Therefore, organizations need automated tools to manage increasing workloads. Intezer performs triage and investigation of all received alerts at the forensic level. Remarkably, the platform escalates less than two percent of cases for human review. This reliable capability drives strong adoption among financial institutions and regulated industries.
“Enterprise security teams are done experimenting with AI. They are putting it to work across the SOC, and our growth reflects that shift,” said Itai Tevet, CEO and co-founder of Intezer. “In the first half of the year, we took Intezer well beyond autonomous investigation. Teams can now automate the entire incident response lifecycle, capture and retain organizational knowledge, build custom response actions and connect the AI tools they already use in one platform. For the first time, security teams can replace legacy SOC automation such as SOAR with Intezer, consolidating their stack around AI rather than bolting AI onto it. The result is a measurable reduction in risk for every team running Intezer.”
Major Product Innovations Drive Full SOC Automation
During the second quarter, Intezer introduced four major product features to enhance security workflows. First, the rebuilt MCP server seamlessly connects AI models with internal security telemetry. Next, Custom Agents allow security teams to create specialized AI tools using natural language. Furthermore, the Org Brain memory system combines historical logs with live organizational context. Finally, native Workflows enable direct incident response without requiring legacy SOAR tools.
Global Channel Program Accelerates Enterprise Market Reach
To expand market reach, Intezer launched the Amplify Partner Program for global security partners. Mark Daggett leads this initiative to help service providers build recurring security offerings. The company launched its Amplify Hub portal in September, aiming to ease partner training and sales. The company also launched the Amplify Partner Demo Lab for testing the platform. In appreciation of this product momentum, the company was awarded two cybersecurity innovation awards by various industry bodies.
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