Tuskira

Tuskira is an agentic security operations company based in the San Francisco Bay Area, founded by the team behind Accurics, the cloud security firm acquired by Tenable. Chief executive Piyush Sharma, chief information security officer and chief product officer Om Moolchandani, and chief technology officer Vipul Parmar previously built patented breach path prediction technology and reunited to attack a different problem, the sprawl of disconnected security tools that leaves enterprises exposed. The company launched out of stealth in December 2024 with twenty eight and a half million dollars led by Intel Capital and SYN Ventures, with Sorenson Capital, Rain Capital, and Wipro Ventures participating. Tuskira's thesis is that the future of defense is not more tools but an intelligent orchestration layer that makes the tools a company already owns work together as one preemptive system.

The platform rests on three pillars. The Security Mesh integrates data from more than one hundred fifty third party tools such as CrowdStrike, Zscaler, and Palo Alto Networks into a unified environment. A Security Analytics and Intelligence Layer correlates that data continuously, using behavioral context and real time simulation to separate genuine risk from noise. On top sits the AI Analyst Workforce, a fleet of specialist agents including a Zero Day Analyst and a Post Breach Analyst that triage and respond autonomously. Recent additions extend the model further: Quell provides exposure led zero day defense by determining which disclosed vulnerabilities are actually reachable, Kairo models breach paths using a digital twin of the environment, and an autonomous SIEM optimization capability tunes detection rules to cut false positives sharply. A unified API lets security engineers build custom workflows across the mesh.

Tuskira sells to vulnerability management, security operations, application security, and governance teams that already run a crowded stack and want it to behave as a coordinated whole rather than a pile of alerts. Coverage spans code, cloud, applications, and infrastructure, with data sovereignty work for regions such as Europe and the Gulf. For a security organization drowning in fragmented tooling that wants preemptive, agent driven exposure management layered onto existing investments, Tuskira is a strong fit. A small team looking for a single lightweight scanner, or one that needs open model choice and self hosted deployment, will find the platform heavier and more enterprise shaped than they need.