AI SOC platform provider Intezer announced that revenue tripled in the first half of 2026, as large enterprises increasingly adopt AI to handle cybersecurity operations at scale. The momentum comes as security teams struggle to keep pace with the rising AI threat landscape and limited analyst capacity, said the company,
Intezer triages and investigates 100% of alerts at forensic depth and escalates fewer than 2% for human review, with particularly strong traction among large organizations and regulated industries, including financial services.
“Enterprise security teams are done experimenting with AI. They are putting it to work across the SOC, and our growth reflects that shift,” said Itai Tevet, CEO and co-founder of Intezer. “In the first half of the year, we took Intezer well beyond autonomous investigation. Teams can now automate the entire incident response lifecycle, capture and retain organizational knowledge, build custom response actions and connect the AI tools they already use in one platform. For the first time, security teams can replace legacy SOC automation such as SOAR with Intezer, consolidating their stack around AI rather than bolting AI onto it. The result is a measurable reduction in risk for every team running Intezer.”
Intezer recently expanded its go-to-market strategy with the launch of the Amplify Partner Program, a global channel initiative for MSSPs, resellers and service providers. Led by Mark Daggett, vice president of global channels, Intezer extended the program with Amplify Hub, a new partner portal that brings training, deal registration, sales materials, incentives and product demonstrations into one place. Intezer also launched the Amplify Partner Demo Lab, giving partners hands-on access to the platform to build expertise and demonstrate Intezer’s capabilities to prospective customers.
