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EPISODE · Apr 8, 2026 · 14 MIN

The Problem No One Is Solving In SecOps - Fig Security

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In this episode, we sit down with Gal Shafir, CEO and Co-Founder of Fig Security, fresh out of stealth and already making waves in the cybersecurity space.From leading global security architecture at Google to building and exiting Simplify, Gal brings deep SecOps expertise and a clear vision for the future of security operations.We dive into Fig Security’s journey from idea to RSA Sandbox finalist in just 12 months, and why they’re taking a fundamentally different approach to the crowded AI SOC market.Instead of focusing on alerts and analysts, Fig is tackling the real problem: the broken, complex infrastructure underneath modern security operations. The result? A new way to think about trust, data integrity, and how AI can actually work in the SOC.We also explore: • Why most AI security tools are solving the wrong problem • The growing complexity of SecOps infrastructure (and why it’s holding teams back) • What SOC modernisation really looks like over the next 2–3 yearsIf you’re a founder, operator, or security leader trying to understand where the market is heading, this is a must-listen.

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