Observability firm Coralogix deepens India bet as AI security demand rises

India has emerged as a key growth market for Israeli observability and data security platform Coralogix, with the company expanding its operational footprint in the country as enterprises scale AI-led digital infrastructure, Ariel Assaraf, cofounder and chief executive of Coralogix, told ET.

The company, which counts Indian firms such as Razorpay, Meesho, BharatPe, CoinDCX, Delhivery, Jupiter Money, and BookMyShow among its customers, is positioning India as a major hub outside Israel and the US.

“India has some very unique characteristics. Companies here operate at a scale that is rare globally. Even a small percentage of failures can impact hundreds of thousands of users,” Assaraf said, speaking about India's growth plans.


Coralogix on Wednesday announced it has raised $200 million in a round co-led by Advent, Canada Pension Plan Investment Board (CPPIB), and Greenfield, as enterprises globally grapple with surging AI-driven data volumes and growing cybersecurity risks. Existing investor Brighton Park Capital also participated in the round, taking the company’s total funding to $550 million.

India is becoming strategically important not just from a customer standpoint but also operationally, Assaraf added. Coralogix currently has more than 100 employees in Gurugram across engineering, sales, security research, and support functions, and plans to continue hiring.

The company has also moved parts of its Asia operations into India, with teams in Gurugram supporting customers across Singapore, Japan, and Indonesia.

“Our goal is to make India the most important office for Coralogix outside Israel and the US,” Assaraf said.

Speaking about Indian startups, Assaraf said often the biggest challenge is expanding globally because the domestic market itself is so massive and diverse.

"Israel-based companies like ours start globally from day one because Israel is a small market. Indian companies, however, already have enormous scale domestically across multiple customer personas and languages," he added.

Assaraf believes there is huge opportunity for Indian technology companies globally because of how advanced and cost-efficient the ecosystem has become.

Coralogix's latest funding comes amid rising adoption of AI agents and autonomous systems, which are generating significantly larger volumes of telemetry and operational data than traditional cloud applications.

AI drives observability demand

Founded in Israel, Coralogix provides observability infrastructure that helps enterprises monitor applications, detect outages, analyse system behaviour, and automate cybersecurity operations. The company competes with global players such as Datadog, Splunk, and New Relic in the fast-growing AI observability market.

Assaraf said enterprises are increasingly looking for autonomous observability and security systems that can investigate incidents, detect threats, and recommend fixes with minimal human intervention.

“Customers no longer want to manually investigate tickets or analyse security data. The goal now is fully autonomous operations,” he said.

He added that today, "Customers can get full coverage, low-cost ingestion, infinite retention, and run AI agents on top of that data layer — whether it is their own or Olly, our agent layer — to get deeper insights with less human intervention.”.

The company said the fresh capital will be used to expand its AI-native observability platform, strengthen security operations, and scale telemetry infrastructure globally.

Coralogix says it processes petabytes of production data daily across the globe and serves more than 5,000 customers worldwide, including IBM, Tradeweb, and JFrog, the company said. One petabyte equals roughly 1 million gigabytes.