Solveo
Partially verifiedIsraeli cybersecurity firm, a subsidiary of Force Majeure, focused on incident response and penetration testing, with a dedicated 24/7 IR service and an incident response retainer (IRR) product.
Incident response services, their own page →Credential verification
Public-tier claims with issuer citations; registry verification pending.
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Panels & coverage
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Profile
Solveo is a specialized cybersecurity subsidiary of Force Majeure, an Israeli security firm, focused on incident response and penetration testing with a third service line for readiness. Its incident response page documents investigation, containment, and eradication on a 24/7 basis, and the firm sells an Incident Response Retainer (IRR): environment study during onboarding, a pre-configured response plan, and ongoing updates to stay prepared. The team is described as drawn from elite military cybersecurity and forensics units with red-team backgrounds, and the co-founder and CEO's public LinkedIn documents prior leadership of cyber investigations and digital forensics at CYREBRO.
Sourced from the firm's published pages and LinkedIn (October 2026). No certifications, insurance panel memberships, named engagements, or response times are documented on the site, and the firm's experience claims, from ransomware outbreaks to nation-state intrusions, are its own, not independently verified. The platform's full verification pass is pending.
Services & engagements
Documented engagements
None foundNo publicly documented case work was found on the firm's own site at the time of our research. Some firms publish engagement details under NDA restrictions; some simply do not publish. The absence of documented work is a fact, not a judgment.