Agentic SOC platform combining security data lake and threat intelligence
Anomali sells an AI-driven security operations platform built on a cloud-native security data lake with threat intelligence enrichment. Its stack spans AWS, GCP and OCI with Kubernetes and Terraform, and integrates with Splunk, QRadar and ArcSight, which points to a multi-cloud product designed to sit alongside legacy SIEMs. Accelerating, senior-heavy hiring in support and sales, plus AI-first SDR and channel projects, signals a go-to-market push.
Notable leadership hires: Channel Account Director, Sales Enablement Director
Anomali is a privately held cybersecurity company founded in 2013 and headquartered in Redwood City, California, with 201–500 employees. It provides a security operations platform that pairs a unified security data lake with threat intelligence and agentic AI for triage, investigation and response. Its customers include global enterprises and government organizations running security operations centers. Current hiring is concentrated in the United States across support, sales, product and operations.
Anomali uses Java, Python and JavaScript on AWS, GCP and OCI, with Kubernetes (AWS EKS, OKE), Terraform, AWS Lambda and RDS, plus Cypress, Playwright, New Relic, Salesforce and Gong.
Yes. Hiring is accelerating, led by support and sales, with leadership openings such as Channel Account Director and Sales Enablement Director, all in the United States.
Anomali is building an agentic SOC platform with an intelligent unification layer and governed decisioning layer, alongside an AI-first SDR motion and a structured channel partner go-to-market.
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