Daylight announced an $80 million Series B led by Growth Equity at Goldman Sachs Alternatives as it expands sales of security services combining AI agents and human experts. Most of the capital will fund a larger sales team, CEO Hagai Shapira told Calcalist.
The company runs threat detection, investigations and responses for enterprise security teams. Its engineers adapt agents to each customer’s systems, while human specialists handle decisions that need judgment. Customers can hand over security operations or share responsibility with Daylight.
In a case study published by Daylight, Lusha security chief Einat Shimoni said she wanted “a real analyst behind the findings.” The sales-data provider’s evaluation also required access to the underlying data behind alerts and automated responses approved in advance.
The round comes about a year after Daylight announced a $33 million Series A led by Craft Ventures on November 4, 2025. That financing took total funding to $40 million; the new round brings it to $120 million. Okta Ventures joined as a new investor. CTech estimates Daylight’s valuation at about $400 million; the company did not disclose it.
Daylight plans to expand its United States business and enter markets across Europe, the Middle East, Africa and Asia-Pacific. It also plans to add security engineers and technology staff and further develop its platform.