Third-Party API and SaaS Security Monitoring Platform

Vorlon, founded in 2022 by cybersecurity veterans Amir Khayat and Amichay Spivak (who previously co-founded Demisto), positions itself as a pioneering “ecosystem security” vendor for SaaS and AI platforms. The company’s core platform uses its patent-pending DataMatrix engine to build a dynamic, read-only model of an organization’s connected SaaS apps, third-party integrations, non-human identities, and data flows. This enables realtime visibility, anomaly detection, and remediation of hidden risks such as over-privileged service accounts, shadow AI usage, and unsanctioned app-to-AI data flows.

Backed by a Series A funding round of $15.7 million led by Accel with support from Shield Capital, Vorlon is targeting enterprises that face complex risk surfaces across apps, agents, APIs and identities — particularly those that feel traditional SSPM/CIEM/SSO tools leave major visibility gaps.

Vorlon is notable for highlighting the convergence of SaaS ecosystem risk and AI-driven workflows. Rather than guarding a single model or interface, it guards the mesh of apps, identities, APIs and agents that feed into and out of AI systems.

Vorlon, founded in 2022 by cybersecurity veterans Amir Khayat and Amichay Spivak (who previously co-founded Demisto), positions itself as a pioneering “ecosystem security” vendor for SaaS and AI platforms. The company’s core platform uses its patent-pending DataMatrix engine to build a dynamic, read-only model of an organization’s connected SaaS apps, third-party integrations, non-human identities, and data flows. This enables realtime visibility, anomaly detection, and remediation of hidden risks such as over-privileged service accounts, shadow AI usage, and unsanctioned app-to-AI data flows.

Backed by a Series A funding round of $15.7 million led by Accel with support from Shield Capital, Vorlon is targeting enterprises that face complex risk surfaces across apps, agents, APIs and identities — particularly those that feel traditional SSPM/CIEM/SSO tools leave major visibility gaps.

Vorlon is notable for highlighting the convergence of SaaS ecosystem risk and AI-driven workflows. Rather than guarding a single model or interface, it guards the mesh of apps, identities, APIs and agents that feed into and out of AI systems.