Sola Security
Israeli cyber-security start-up founded in 2024 by Guy Flechter, who began his career in the Israeli Air Force's cyber unit, and Ron Peled
| Sola Security
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| Trade name | Sola |
| Logo |  Sola Security logo |
| Type | Private company |
| Founded | 2024 |
| Founder(s) | Guy Flechter, Ron Peled |
| Headquarters | Israel |
| Industry | Cyber security |
| Services | No-code platform for building security applications |
| Number of employees | 44 (March 2025, according to Ctech) |
| Homepage | sola.security |
Sola Security (Sola) is an Israeli cyber-security start-up founded in early 2024 by Guy Flechter, the former chief executive of Cider Security, and Ron Peled, formerly global chief information-security officer of LivePerson.[1] Ctech reports that Flechter "began his career in the Air Force's cyber unit" (Israeli Air Force).[1] TechCrunch describes Sola as "a new Israeli startup" that "has built a low/no-code platform to let users design their own cybersecurity apps".[2]
Founders and military service
Ctech wrote in March 2025 that Sola was Flechter's second start-up, after Cider Security, which he co-founded with Daniel Krivelevich and which Palo Alto Networks bought. It added: "Before selling Cider, Flechter had already spent two decades in Israel's cyber industry. He began his career in the Air Force's cyber unit and later held senior roles in Israeli high-tech companies, including serving as the head of the information security division at the Israeli unicorn AppsFlyer" (Israeli Air Force; AppsFlyer).[1] Co-founder Ron Peled had been chief information-security officer at LivePerson.[2]
Funding
Sola came out of stealth in March 2025. Ctech reported that its seed round of $28 million was led by S Capital, the fund of Haim Sadger and Aya Peterburg, with Michael Moritz, the S32 fund and Glilot Capital Partners, and that a further $2 million from angel investors brought its total funding to $30 million.[1] TechCrunch described S Capital as "the firm founded by the team that started Sequoia Israel" (Sequoia Capital).[2]
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Notes
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 Sophie Shulman, Sola Security aims to be the Wix of cyber with $30 million Seed round Ctech, 11 March 2025, accessed 10 November 2026.
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 Ingrid Lunden, Sola emerges from stealth with $30M to build the 'Stripe for security' TechCrunch, 11 March 2025, accessed 10 November 2026.