• Secure.com raises USD 4.5M from Disrupt.com to launch AI-powered Digital Security Teammates for lean, cloud-first organizations across MENA.
• The startup’s AI agents act like security analysts, investigating alerts, triaging incidents, and automating compliance within existing security stacks.
• Early deployments in finance, healthcare, and tech show rapid rollout potential as Secure.com expands with partners across GCC, APAC, and the US.

Secure.com

UAE’s Secure.com, cybersecurity company, raised USD 4.5 million in a funding round from Disrupt.com.

Founded by Uzair Gadit, Secure.com is a cybersecurity startup that builds AI agents that act like security analysts. These digital security teammates are meant for organizations that do not have large security operations. Furthermore, its mission is to give“enterprise-grade protection without an enterprise headcount.

AI Security Agents

The company just launched the Digital Security Teammate (DST), a new category of AI-native agents. These agents intend to  work inside a company’s existing security stack. They investigate alerts, triage incidents, and perform compliance tasks. Additionally, the agents are designed with a user-first experience, aiming to give teams clarity instead of complexity. Thus, it seeks to simplify and not replace the tools teams already have. Furthermore, it aims to deploy in minutes, work across the entire stack, and deliver value within the first 30 minutes.

“We built Digital Security Teammates to work like real colleagues. They take the night shift, clear the queue, and catch what humans miss while explaining every action. One Digital Security Teammate matches the workload of an L1 analyst and security engineer combined, at a fraction of the cost,” said Uzair Gadit, CEO of Secure.com

The early rollouts of the agents are across finance, healthcare, and technology companies. This with a focus on mid-market, cloud-first organizations with lean security teams. The company is seeking collaboration with design partners across tech, fintech, XDR, MSP, and MSSP ecosystems. Furthemore, it aims to give the platform deep, real-world coverage and accelerating rollout across the GCC, APAC, and the US.