Security operations platform for detecting and fixing broken detection workflows
Fig builds tooling to keep security operations running through infrastructure and process changes. The stack is Python + Node.js on Kubernetes across AWS and GCP, with Neo4j for graph-based security flow modeling and LangGraph/LangChain for AI-driven analysis — a modern approach to the historically manual work of validating detection rules and response playbooks. Early-stage hiring is split between engineering and go-to-market, with active projects spanning production AI agents, low-latency API design, and sales methodology — typical for a seed/Series A company hardening product-market fit.
Fig operates in the security operations (SecOps) space, addressing the friction that emerges when organizations deploy changes to detection systems, alert routing, or response workflows. The platform's core capability is identifying which security controls are broken or degraded by a given change before deployment, then simulating and orchestrating those changes safely. Founded in 2025, the company is based in New York with an 11–50-person team hiring across engineering, sales, marketing, and product roles in the United States and Israel.
Python, Node.js, PostgreSQL, Neo4j, AWS, GCP, Kubernetes, Docker, Terraform, LangGraph, LangChain, and CI/CD tools including GitHub Actions, GitLab CI/CD, and Jenkins.
New York, NY. The company was founded in 2025 and currently employs 11–50 people.
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