Israeli defense-tech & resilience intelligenceDatabase updated Sep 8, 2026
Sourced intelligence on Israeli technology: original data briefings, 207 verified company dossiers drawn from a 1676-record research database, and eight research instruments for testing resilience and dual-use theses. Written for investors, analysts, and policy readers; educational research only, never investment advice.
Featured briefing — Data Briefing
Public mirror datasets capture roughly $3.0B of Israel's fuel imports; the real figure is close to $9B, because Israel does not disclose crude origins. A data briefing on how we quantified the blind spot, which recorded suppliers dominate the visible third, and how to reason about the invisible two-thirds.
Read the briefingSource: Claw & Talon research database. Counting rules and verification tiers are documented in the methodology.
From the dossier files
Every flagship dossier cites at least three independent public sources, separates verified claims from company claims, and closes with the diligence questions a serious reader should ask next. Companies never pay for inclusion or framing.
Dossier · Frontier AI Security
Irregular is a Tel Aviv-based frontier AI security lab that evaluates advanced models for offensive cyber capability, emergent misuse, and resilience to attack. It combines...
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Kela Technologies is an Israeli defense-technology startup building a secure, open platform for integrating commercial and military systems into battlefield command-and-control...
Open dossier →Dossier · AI Integrity and Zero-Kno...
Attestable is an Israeli AI-security startup building a zero-knowledge integrity layer that lets organizations verify which model, weights, inputs, outputs, and policies produced...
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The situation room
The Dependency Atlas maps where Israel's economy actually depends on imports and where domestic challengers exist. The Resilience Simulator stress-tests those dependencies against multi-front disruption scenarios. The TASE Index Explorer opens up hand-curated index composition that official sources do not freely publish. Alongside the comparison matrix, capability-gap tracker, sensitivity explorer, diligence builder, and mission-stack builder, they turn a broad interest in Israeli technology into bounded, evidence-graded research questions.
The research workflow
Everything on the site supports one sequence. The knowledge base builds the frame — ecosystem structure, exposure routes, diligence vocabulary. The database turns the frame into specific companies with entity types, verification tiers, and editorial signals. The research instruments pressure-test whether a theme survives sharper questions before any capital, attention, or reputation is committed. Each surface links to the next step, and every claim links to its evidence.
Editorial charter
Israeli technology attracts strategic language, and strategic language can blur the line between research and recommendation. Every page on this site is written to keep that line visible: learning about a company, having access to a round, and making a suitable investment are three separate questions, and only the first one is answered here. Our editorial policy and methodology document how the research is made, where AI-assisted drafting is used, and how corrections work.
