Qevlar AI

Qevlar is the European autonomous AI SOC platform built on graph based orchestration, with a design goal that shapes everything: hallucination free investigations at Tier 2 and Tier 3 depth. Founded in 2023 in Paris by CEO Ahmed Achchak and Hamza Sayah, the company raised roughly $44 million total, most recently a $30 million round in March 2026 co led by Partech and Forgepoint with EQT Ventures, and runs in production across more than 1,500 organizations including Mercedes-Benz, Sodexo, Orange Cyberdefense, ECI, and Atos, with unusually strong MSSP traction.

The platform automatically investigates every alert by correlating detection signals and telemetry across the whole stack, SIEMs, EDRs, identity systems, and threat intelligence, cutting investigation time roughly tenfold to about three minutes while investigating 100 percent of alerts with full depth. Two things distinguish it. The first is the graph based orchestration underneath, which the company positions as the reason investigations stay grounded and reproducible rather than hallucinating, a direct answer to the reliability worry that keeps teams from trusting autonomous SOC tooling. The second is the ambition beyond triage: Qevlar frames alerts as signals pointing at recurring patterns and systemic weakness, and is building from Level 1 investigation toward Level 2 enhanced detection and Level 3 remediation, turning each investigation into insight that reduces future alerts. A Fall 2026 release unifies SOC and vulnerability operations, correlating CVEs with live incident data, identifying asset owners, and hunting active exploitation.

Qevlar publishes no pricing; contracts run through enterprise sales, with strong MSSP packaging given its base. For SOCs and MSSPs whose priority is deep, reproducible autonomous investigation across the full stack, plus a roadmap from triage toward posture and remediation, Qevlar is the strongest European headquartered option in the lane.