CeTu’s mission is to empower organizations to manage and secure their exponentially growing data. The company aims to help security operations teams modernize their data stacks, reduce data overload, detect threats more effectively, and optimize costs. CeTu’s primary goal is to address the challenges of increasing data volume and diversity in SIEMs without requiring manual log examination or scripting. This is achieved by enabling teams to aggregate and enrich data, ensuring only the most critical information is ingested.
CeTu was founded by security and data experts from established technology companies and is backed by investors with a history of supporting major security firms. The company’s market reputation is built on its agentless, no-code platform that utilizes a security-specific AI model. This platform is designed to provide a deep contextual understanding of a client’s SIEM operations and security objectives. CeTu is recognized for its focus on ease-of-use, scalability, and rapid time-to-value, positioning itself as a solution for the challenges faced by modern security data management.
Offerings, Capabilities, and Integrations
CeTu provides a data orchestration platform specifically designed for modern Security Operations Centers (SOCs). Its core capability lies in its agentless, AI-native platform that utilizes a purpose-built, security-specific AI model. This allows CeTu to have a deep, contextual understanding of an organization’s SIEM operations and security objectives. The platform is engineered to help security teams manage the increasing volume and diversity of log data, which can strain security budgets and complicate the extraction of actionable insights. CeTu’s competitive edge stems from its ability to automatically generate intelligent data pipelines and optimization recommendations, which eliminates the need for manual log analysis and scripting. This enables the platform to enrich and filter essential data for the SIEM while routing other data to more cost-effective storage solutions. The platform is designed for rapid time-to-value, aiming for deployment and results within hours or days.
Products and Services
CeTu’s primary offering is its Data Orchestration Platform for modern SOCs. This platform is presented as a singular, comprehensive solution rather than a suite of separate products. The services provided by the platform are centered around optimizing security data pipelines.
- AI-Native Platform: This is CeTu’s flagship offering. It is an agentless platform built on a security-specific AI model that contextually understands log content and SIEM data usage. It works to scale data pipelines, optimize costs, and enhance security without requiring engineers to learn new scripting languages.
- Data Pipeline Modernization: CeTu enables SecOps teams to modernize their data stacks. It provides visibility into the structure and content of logs to help identify opportunities for data reduction and to detect unusual or suspicious activity.
- Threat Detection Enhancement: By providing customized data enrichment recommendations, such as new aggregations and indices, CeTu helps security teams to detect new threat scenarios that might otherwise be lost in data overload.
- Cost Optimization: A key service is the reduction of data overload by filtering and routing data to tiered storage, which helps to optimize ingestion, compute, and storage costs associated with security data.
Target Customers
CeTu’s target customers are organizations with Security Operations Centers (SOCs) and SecOps teams that are struggling with the challenges of managing large volumes of security log data. The platform is particularly beneficial for enterprises dealing with an explosion in security log data that is straining their security budgets and reducing the performance of their SIEMs (such as Splunk, Sentinel, and QRadar). CeTu is designed for some of the world’s largest and most complex SOC environments. These customers benefit from CeTu’s platform by gaining the ability to scale their data pipelines, reduce data overload, detect threats more effectively, and optimize costs associated with their security data infrastructure.
Cloud Integrations and Marketplaces
CeTu offers its data management platform with several cloud integrations and is present on multiple cloud marketplaces.
- AWS Marketplace: CeTu provides “CeTu – Data Management for the Modern SOC” on the AWS Marketplace. This platform utilizes a security-aware AI model to help Security Operations (SecOps) teams manage log data. It enables the automated collection, ingestion, transformation, and routing of data to destinations such as SIEMs, data lakes, and cloud storage.
- Microsoft Azure Marketplace: CeTu’s data management platform is also available on the Microsoft Azure Marketplace. The platform is designed to integrate with existing security infrastructures, using AI to optimize data, normalize logs, and filter data to reduce costs and simplify threat detection. It is an agentless solution that can be deployed to provide immediate value.
- CrowdStrike Marketplace: CeTu offers a “CeTu Data Connector” in the CrowdStrike Marketplace. This integration is designed to optimize log data specifically for the CrowdStrike Falcon Next-Gen SIEM. It uses AI to identify and filter unnecessary logs while ensuring critical data is sent to the SIEM, which helps to lower ingestion costs and improve security posture.
CeTu does not have a listing on the Google Cloud Marketplace.
Key People
- Co-Founder & CEO: Omer Schneider
- Co-Founder & CTO: Kfir Golan
- VP of Cyber Defense Strategy: Phil Neray
Key Facts
- Headquarters: Tel Aviv – Jaffa, Israel.
- Employees: Not publicly available.
- Annual Revenue: Not publicly available.
- Parent Company: None.
- Subsidiary Companies: None.
- Publicly Listed: No.
Analyst Recognition
Gartner has recognized CeTu in its 2025 Hype Cycle for Security Operations report. In this report, Gartner identifies CeTu as a Sample Vendor for Telemetry Pipelines. According to Gartner, telemetry pipelines are entering the “Early Mainstream” phase and provide a mechanism to unify the significant amount of telemetry generated by modern workloads.
There is no indication from available research that Forrester, IDC, or Everest Group have included CeTu in their respective technology category analyses.
