Synqly is proud to share that we have been selected as one of the first 33 startups joining Google’s Gemini Startup Forum: Cybersecurity, the flagship Google for Startups program announced this week.
Google’s Gemini Startup Forum brings together a cohort of AI-native cybersecurity companies to work directly alongside specialists from Google DeepMind, Google Cloud, and Wiz.
This year’s group is organized into six focus areas, spanning autonomous agent protection, application security, cloud and infrastructure defense, data protection, SOC automation, and post-quantum cryptography. Synqly joins under security infrastructure and specialized services, alongside companies tackling deep-fake fraud and IT lifecycle management.
We see our selection as a signal of where the market is heading. As Google notes, this cohort reflects the industry’s transition from perimeter defense to autonomous AI agent security. That shift is producing an explosion of new tools, and each one needs to exchange data with the rest of the stack. Fragmented, one-off integrations do not scale in that world.
Synqly exists to solve exactly that problem. Our connectivity platform and unified API deliver the fastest path to integration-ready security and IT ecosystems for vendors and enterprises. We normalize data schemas and act as a deterministic middleware layer, enabling security products to share data bidirectionally without the engineering overhead of building and maintaining connectors one at a time.
Being included in this forum gives us the chance to sharpen our roadmap against the hardest problems in the field, working with the teams building the frontier of AI and security. We are grateful for the recognition and energized by the company we are keeping.
Read Google Cloud’s full announcement and meet all 33 startups in the cohort here: Meet the 33 cybersecurity startups joining the Gemini Startup Forum.
Richard Melick
https://www.synqly.comRichard brings over 15 years of experience in cybersecurity product strategy, threat intelligence, and marketing to Synqly. Drawing on his extensive background, he writes about market trends, enterprise attack surfaces, and the value of seamless security ecosystems. At Synqly, Richard is focused on eliminating "integration debt" and helping vendors effectively communicate the power of a faster, more secure approach to integrations.