What is Torq?
Headquartered in New York with a global footprint, Torq provides an any-code platform designed to unify and automate complex security workflows. By leveraging AI-led case investigation and real-time event enrichment, the company addresses critical pain points such as alert fatigue and slow response times within enterprise security operations centers. Its flagship product, Torq HyperSOC, alongside the Torq Socrates AI agent, enables organizations to orchestrate multi-vendor environments seamlessly. The platform serves a diverse roster of Fortune 100 clients across sectors including financial services, consumer goods, and global logistics, positioning Torq as a pivotal player in the cybersecurity automation landscape.
How much funding has Torq raised?
Torq has raised a total of $330M across 5 funding rounds:
Angel/Seed
$8M
Series A
$20M
Series B
$92M
Series C
$70M
Series D
$140M
Angel/Seed (2020): $8M with participation from Bessemer Venture Partners
Series A (2021): $20M led by GGV Capital
Series B (2024): $92M supported by SentinelOne, GGV Capital, Insight Partners, and Bessemer Venture Partners
Series C (2024): $70M featuring Bessemer Venture Partners, Evolution Equity Partners, and Notable Capital
Series D (2026): $140M backed by Greenfield Partners, Evolution Equity Partners, Insight Partners, Notable Capital, Merlin VC, and Bessemer Venture Partners
Key Investors in Torq
Bessemer Venture Partners
A historic venture capital firm with a global presence, specializing in early-stage and growth-stage investments across diverse technology sectors.
Evolution Equity Partners
An international venture capital firm focused exclusively on cybersecurity, providing deep operational expertise to help startups scale into market leaders.
Insight Partners
A global venture capital and private equity firm that provides capital and hands-on operational support to high-growth software and technology companies.
What's next for Torq?
With the successful closure of its latest funding round, Torq is poised to accelerate its product roadmap and expand its autonomous security capabilities. The strategic focus will likely center on deepening the integration of its multi-agent systems and scaling its go-to-market operations to meet the growing demand for AI-driven SOC efficiency. As enterprises continue to grapple with increasingly sophisticated threat vectors, Torq's emphasis on hyperautomation provides a scalable solution for security teams aiming to reduce operational overhead while maintaining a robust defensive posture. The company's trajectory suggests a continued push toward market leadership in the cybersecurity software category.
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