Torq
Sells an AI security-operations platform whose agent, Socrates, triages and investigates security alerts and carries out containment and remediation across a company's security tools.
Products
Selected offerings — the AI products recorded here, not the vendor's full catalogue.
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Torq Socrates AI agent
An AI agent for security-operations teams that triages alerts, investigates cases with data pulled from connected tools, and carries out containment and remediation, with analysts able to review.
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Torq HyperAgents AI agent
Specialized, customizable AI agents that investigate, manage, and respond to security cases across the full threat lifecycle, operating as a coordinated team under Torq Socrates; an Agentic Builder lets teams describe a goal in natural language to have a new HyperAgent planned, built and tested.
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Torq Auto Triage AI agent
An agentic engine that ingests and triages security alerts: normalizes them to OCSF, enriches with threat intelligence and business context, assigns verdicts with reasoning, suppresses noise, and escalates high-confidence threats to Torq Case Management and response agents.
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Sources
- Total funding
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Torq's Series D release, 2026-01-12: a "$140 million Series D funding round, propelling its valuation to $1.2 billion and total funding to $332M." Calcalist reported the same total the day before.
- Valuation
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$140M Series D led by Merlin Ventures "propelling its valuation to $1.2 billion" (2026-01-12).
- Employees
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Calcalist, 2026-01-11: "the company now employs more than 350 people worldwide". A floor.
- Founded
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Calcalist: "Torq was founded in 2020 by Ofer Smadari (CEO), Leonid Belkind (CTO), and Eldad Livni (CINO)".
- Revenue
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Only a growth rate is on the record: Calcalist (2026-01-11) reports "approximately 300% revenue growth" in 2025, with no figure. The Series D release states none either.
- Public listing
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Venture-funded private company (Series D, 2026-01-12); no public listing found.
- Description
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Official documentation · 27 Sep 2026
"Socrates coordinates response action across your security stack, autonomously executing containment and remediation plans."
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