Denver-based Swimlane has secured $45 million in a new funding round led by Energy Impact Partners and Activate Capital, with participation from Trinity Capital. The raise will support product innovation and the company’s global channel expansion efforts.
According to a company news release, Swimlane is focused on driving a shift toward an AI-led model for security operations. This includes advancing its strategy for Hero, an agentic AI security operations companion built into the Swimlane Turbine platform, which has the capacity to automate over 25 million actions per customer each day.
“Swimlane is achieving what no other stand-alone AI automation security company can, providing extensible, enterprise-grade AI automation with a business model that can turn a profit. We have redefined what’s possible in security operations by combining agentic AI with unmatched experience in highly scalable automation use cases that help customers solve real problems both in and outside the SOC,” James Brear, CEO of Swimlane, said in a statement.
The company expects to reach profitability by the third quarter of 2025. Since its previous funding round, Swimlane has grown more than 110 percent and significantly expanded its customer base.
