Making up for lost time. Fig now delivers the full SecOps Engineering Lifecycle.

“Someday, SecOps will work like ‘real’ engineering.” If you work in security operations, you’ve heard that promise before. The need is so obvious the industry has circled it for years, and I don’t say that to knock anyone. It’s a brutally hard problem, and smart people have taken honest runs at it.

But every attempt asked teams to stand up the process themselves, a lift most don’t have the capacity or knowhow to pull off. So the promise never landed. SecOps engineers, as usual, were left to fend for themselves. They watched their peers in software work with total clarity and confidence. Tests, versions, rollbacks, they got it all. Lately they’ve watched those same peers hand real work to AI and ship it with a straight face, because those practices catch whatever the AI gets wrong. SecOps, meanwhile, kept shipping detections on hope.

The time for change is now

Today, Fig delivers the full SecOps engineering lifecycle: build, ship, and observe every change, on any infrastructure, with speed, accuracy and confidence.

Here’s how it works

Describe the detection or configuration you need, and Fig builds it in minutes instead of weeks, modeled to your unique data infrastructure, your schemas, your fields, your sources, so it hits the ground running. Every change is simulated and checked against your true, live environment before it reaches production, then deployed in a click, versioned and reversible. And after it ships, Fig keeps confirming that every detection flow, new and old, still works. The first true CI/CD for SecOps.

Built on ground truth

How does Fig deliver when so many past attempts have not? Because it’s built on ground truth. Our security data lineage is a deterministic graph of your actual environment, every detection, every data source, every pipeline and everything in between. Fig knows your stack down to the inch, because the lineage reflects how your security actually operates. It’s also why SecOps can finally build with AI the way software does. Fig’s AI builds from ground truth, and every change it drafts gets proven before it’s shipped.

Change you can see

But, honestly, what convinces me isn’t the architecture, or the innovation. It’s watching people use it. Teams with early access to the full lifecycle are spending hours a day in Fig. It’s become the tab that’s always open, right there next to the SIEM and Jira, a ride-along for the actual work of SecOps engineering. And in nearly every demo with a new prospect, the same moment happens: they ask their environment a question. Literally, “is anything broken right now?” Then they go quiet, because they’ve never been able to do that before. Then they take a description, turn it into a working detection or parser in minutes, watch it fly through simulation and checks, and push it to production without holding their breath.

Making up for lost time

That moment is why we built this. SecOps engineers have spent decades working like crazy while getting, comparatively, twigs and rocks to rub together. Developers got the shiny toys. SecOps got a wiki and a prayer.

Fig is here to make up for lost time. Not one nice thing at a time, all of them, all at once. Context before you change, proof before you ship, verification after, forever.

To the early customers who pushed us and built this alongside us: thank you. To everyone else, come ask your environment a question.

Because SecOps engineers deserve nice things too.