As we enter 2026, the cloud security landscape is undergoing significant transformations. Artificial intelligence is changing the way attackers function, supply chains are facing ongoing threats, and the very concept of resilience is evolving. Organizations now find themselves at a crucial crossroads, where security leaders and teams that adapt to these changes will be the ones that succeed this year.
AI as a Key Business Capability
"In 2026, the leaders who win will treat AI as a business capability, not a side project," stated Gil Geron, co-founder and CEO of Orca Security, in a recent blog post detailing the top cloud security predictions for this year. He emphasized that the most effective Chief Information Security Officers (CISOs) and Chief Executive Officers (CEOs) will establish clear guidelines on how AI can contribute, the decision-making processes, and the metrics for success.
Orca Security: A Leader in Cloud Security Innovation
Orca Security is not just a thought leader in the field of cloud security; they are pioneers in redefining it. The founders recognized that advancements in modern computing and cloud technology necessitated a complete rethinking of security practices, and they set out to revolutionize the industry.
Significant Growth and Trust
In 2021, Orca made headlines by raising a remarkable $640 million since its inception. By then, the company’s valuation had soared to $1.8 billion.
Supported by prominent investors such as Temasek, CapitalG, ICONIQ Capital, and Redpoint Ventures, Orca has earned the trust of numerous organizations, including SAP, Gannett, Autodesk, Unity, Lemonade, and Digital Turbine.
Insights from a Cloud Security Pioneer
In a recent video from Cybercrime Magazine, Geron shares insights about the past, present, and future of Orca.
