Saudi-based cybersecurity startup Solidrange has secured $2.4 million in Seed funding to accelerate its mission of modernising Governance, Risk, and Compliance (GRC) through AI-driven automation.
The round was led by Sharaka Capital, with participation from Sadu Capital, SEEDRA Ventures, and Tali Ventures, the investment arm of stc.
Founded in 2023 and headquartered in Riyadh, Solidrange is led by Jamal M. Labani and has quickly emerged as one of the Kingdom’s rising cybersecurity players. The company already serves more than 50 enterprise clients, including government entities, publicly listed firms, and major organisations across both public and private sectors.
Scaling AI-Driven Cyber Resilience
The fresh capital will fuel Solidrange’s next growth phase, focusing on:
- Regional expansion across the GCC
- Advanced product and technical development
- Deeper integration of AI across its platforms
Its growth strategy closely aligns with Saudi Vision 2030, supporting national cybersecurity objectives by strengthening compliance maturity, institutional resilience, and human-centric cyber defence capabilities.
Two Flagship Platforms
Solidrange’s offering is built around two core solutions:
EasyCompliance – A GRC automation platform that streamlines governance, risk, and compliance processes. It automates internal audits, enhances policy and control management, and connects departments through unified workflows to improve transparency and operational efficiency.
Awareness10 – An AI-powered cybersecurity awareness platform combining interactive training with phishing simulations. It assesses employee readiness, identifies human vulnerabilities, and delivers targeted mitigation strategies to reduce behavioural cyber risks.
Local Innovation, Global Standards
As cyber resilience becomes a national priority across the GCC, demand is rising for regulation-ready, locally built cybersecurity infrastructure. Solidrange has already deployed its platforms to support regulatory and oversight bodies in Saudi Arabia — a strong signal of institutional trust.
Commenting on the raise, Jamal M. Labani described the investment as a validation of the company’s vision to build Saudi-developed platforms that meet global standards while addressing increasingly complex cyber threats driven by human behaviour and operational gaps.
With fresh backing and a growing enterprise footprint, Solidrange aims to position itself as the leading regional provider of AI-powered GRC and cybersecurity awareness solutions — enabling organisations to reduce risk, simplify compliance, and ensure business continuity in an evolving threat landscape.
