DataAgent вышла из тени и привлекла 10 млн долларов на запуск платформы автономного восстановления инфраструктуры

DataAgent, the developer of a remediation-first Digital Immune System (DIS) for modern applications, announced that the company has emerged from stealth with the launch of its platform and the closing of a $10 million pre-seed funding round. DataAgent’s pre-seed funding round was led by MizMaa Ventures and Alicorn Venture Partners. DataAgent intends to use the proceeds from this funding to bring its remediation-first platform to market and accelerate customer adoption in North America. DataAgent is led by the company’s two Co-Founders Ishay Yaari (CEO) and Nati Shalom (CTO), who worked together at Cloudify, a cloud orchestration company acquired by Dell in 2023. The company currently has a team of 15 and is actively recruiting additional go-to-market staff in the United States and Israel. DataAgent’s remediation-first platform acts as an AI-native autonomous SRE (site reliability engineer) for Kubernetes and connected infrastructure. The platform operates directly within cloud-native control planes and integrates with existing observability systems as a lightweight overlay rather than a replacement. The platform deploys agents to capture high-fidelity signals at the source and acts autonomously to remediate issues the moment a fault occurs, which eliminates the need for expensive external data transfers. By forwarding only relevant data for deeper inspection when a fault requires it, the DataAgent platform enables teams to drastically lower their observability bill without downtime or the risk of a full migration. Ishay Yaari, Co-Founder and CEO, DataAgent In DataAgent, observability is just one feature - the real product is a self-healing infrastructure. We pair a production remediation engine that fixes failures after they happen with a pre-production engine that blocks them before code ever ships. And they are not separate products: prevention and remediation are fused into one continuous lifecycle, so the system gets smarter with every failure it stops and every incident it resolves. Nati Shalom, Co-Founder and CTO, DataAgent The industry has spent 15 years building better ways to watch production and charging more for it every year. Legacy tools have become data-heavy and reactive, while recent attempts to bolt AI copilots onto this broken model have not changed the outcome. We have built DataAgent the other way around. Our platform and agents act where the data already sits, restore health first and earn autonomy one fault class at a time. Autonomy is not an add-on feature for observability; it is a fundamental architectural shift that slashes costs as a direct result.