Echo
Echo is a cybersecurity company specializing in Cloud Security, founded in 2025 and headquartered in Tel Aviv-Yafo, Israel. It has raised $50M in equity across 2 priced rounds, employs about 79 people, and is privately held.
#9Cloud Security Pacesetter· Q3 2026updated Oct 17, 2026
Latest Echo news and company activity
What Echo did, dated — selected moves from the record, one per kind, newest first.
- Oct 2026RecognitionEcho Team Members Featured in Major Media Coverage on PHP Vulnerabilities and AI-Discovered Zero-Days
- Oct 2026Product launchEcho Launches Echo Frontier to Help Enterprises Stay Ahead of AI-Discovered Zero-Days
- Aug 2026AcquisitionEcho acquires Minimus
- Dec 2025Funding round
Echo Momentum score
75/ 100climbing
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Echo funding
Echo has raised $50M in priced equity. Its most recent round was a Series A in December 2025. It has 2 funding rounds on record: Seed and Series A. 5 investors are on record, including N47 and Notable Capital.
- Equity raised
- $50M2 priced rounds
- Last round
- Series ADec 2025
Echo employees and hiring
As of September 2026, Echo has about 79 employees, up 3% over the last 30 days, with 12 open roles.
- Employees
- 79
- 30-day change
- +3%
- Open roles
- 12
Echo competitors
Competitors of Echo include Anchore, Chainguard, and Aikido Security. The full competitive set, with overlap scoring, is in the platform.
ranked by CybersecTools comparison demand, 90 days
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Echo CISO Positioning Score
How Echo reads to a CISO buyer: seven dimensions of the Mandos Framework, scored through the eyes of a security buyer.
