Tamnoon

Tamnoon operates a managed cloud security remediation platform that connects to a customer's existing detection stack — CNAPP, CSPM and cloud-native security tools — and takes findings through to verified fixes. The company positions its offering as closing the "last mile" of cloud remediation: alerts are aggregated in one place, enriched with environment context by Tami, Tamnoon's AI cloud SecOps agent, deduplicated across overlapping sources, and scored on two axes (alert risk and asset criticality) so that issues affecting business-critical assets, which the company calls "crown jewels," are surfaced first. Findings are then grouped into remediation initiatives and converted into engineering tasks containing CLI commands, infrastructure-as-code templates and validation scripts, delivered through tools customers already use such as Jira and ServiceNow.

The service is described as a hybrid of artificial intelligence and human intelligence: Tamnoon's "CloudPros" validate AI output, investigate root causes, and either hand off production-ready fixes to customer engineers or execute remediation themselves. Customers can choose a co-pilot mode, where AI investigates and proposes fixes subject to expert validation, or supervised autopilot, where Tamnoon experts execute changes on the customer's behalf. Each remediation is paired with a prevention plan using cloud-native guardrails so the same misconfiguration does not recur; a patent-pending capability, Tamnoon Prevent, is described as blocking non-secure configurations created in the cloud console before deployment. Adjacent offerings include Managed CDR (cloud detection and response), reporting and compliance, CNAPP migration support, and cloud vulnerability remediation.

The company's engagement model follows a structured 90-day program: integration in weeks 1-2, a business-context session to set protection priorities and KPIs, identification of critical infrastructure and prioritized initiatives, an exposure-reduction campaign, and execution through week 12, with customers asked to spend roughly 30 minutes per week reviewing and approving initiatives.

Founding story

Tamnoon was founded by Marina Segal (CEO), Idan Perez (CTO) and Zohar Alon (Chairman), all of whom were previously associated with Dome9 Security, which was acquired by Check Point in 2018; Israeli press reported a 2022 founding date. The name derives from the Hebrew word for octopus, chosen by the founders to evoke intelligence, problem-solving, adaptability and efficiency. The founders' stated premise is that neither fully automated nor purely human cloud remediation can handle the complexity of cloud security posture management, and that expert human knowledge is needed to extract value from modern detection tooling.

Business model

Tamnoon sells a managed service layered on top of customers' existing cloud security tooling rather than a replacement detection product, combining software (the Tami agent and remediation platform) with delivery by its own cloud security experts. The company states customers achieve results while investing about 10% of the resources traditional professional services would require, and that comparable outcomes would otherwise require hiring up to 10 times the cloud security headcount.

Publicly described as a managed offering with a "Plans" page and demo-led sales; specific pricing terms are not disclosed in the available material.

Traction

At the time of its September 2024 Series A, Tamnoon said it had more than doubled its customer base in the year since its seed round and served organizations across North America in insurance, entertainment, healthcare, retail and professional services, with roughly 20 employees split between Israel and the United States. Company marketing materials cite 6 million alerts resolved by Tami, 13,000 hours saved per week, 97% exposure reduction in 90 days, a 72% MTTR reduction, and 90% reduction in critical alerts within 90 days. Recognition includes RSAC Launch Pad 2024 finalist, the inaugural Wiz Integrations Partner Award (2025), and Customer Educator recognition in the WIN Partner Index 2025.

Latest developments

In May 2026 Tamnoon announced an expansion of its Tami engine into a skill-based orchestrator for automated fixes, positioning the company as a cloud security platform built for the "Frontier AI era." In January 2026 it was recognized as a Customer Educator in Wiz's inaugural WIN Partner Index 2025. It has also published a State of Cloud Remediation 2026 report and introduced a Tamnoon MCP for Cortex, agentic remediation skills tailored to customer environments, and a remediation confidence score.