Swimlane has raised $45 million in new funding to accelerate its global expansion and further develop its security automation platform according to SecurityWeek. The round brings the company’s total funding to $215 million and includes backing from Energy Impact Partners, Activate Capital, and Trinity Capital.The Denver-based firm focuses on enabling automation across cybersecurity, IT, OT, and compliance functions. Its platform is designed to support high-volume, scalable use cases with a no-code approach to building integrations and workflows. Customers can tailor automation solutions to their operational needs using pre-built playbooks and extensible integrations.A key component of Swimlane’s strategy is its agentic AI-based SecOps assistant, embedded in its Turbine platform. This technology is designed to help customers automate millions of routine actions daily, reducing manual workloads and response times across large-scale environments.With its new capital, Swimlane plans to invest in expanding its global partner ecosystem and enhancing product capabilities. The company currently serves major system integrators, federal agencies, and large enterprises, positioning itself to meet growing demand for scalable, AI-enabled security operations platforms.
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