Cybersecurity Companies – Page 8

CyWat Technologies is an Israeli startup building AI-enabled real-time water protection for utilities, food, and industrial operators using optical sensing, IIoT telemetry, and cloud-based decision-support software.

XM Cyber develops continuous exposure management software that models validated attack paths across external, cloud, identity, and on-premises environments, then prioritizes the fixes most likely to reduce compromise of critical assets. The Israel-founded company is now owned by Schwarz Digits and remains in a strategic technology transition following a 2026 agreement for CrowdStrike to acquire its intellectual property.

Demisto developed security orchestration, automation, and response software that Palo Alto Networks acquired in 2019 and evolved into Cortex XSOAR. The product coordinates alerts, threat intelligence, case management, integrations, and playbook-driven remediation for security operations teams.

EverC developed AI-driven merchant and marketplace risk intelligence for payment providers, acquirers, banks, and online platforms. Following the completed 2025 transaction with G2 Risk Solutions, it is best understood as an acquired digital-commerce risk capability operating within G2RS rather than as an independent startup.

Scanovate develops B-Trust, an enterprise identity and compliance platform for regulated organizations. It combines workflow automation, individual and corporate onboarding, KYC/KYB checks, screening, identity lifecycle management, monitoring, and audit evidence rather than offering only a standalone verification API.

Cybereason is a cybersecurity software and services business built around endpoint detection and response, XDR, threat hunting, and digital forensics and incident response. Since LevelBlue completed its acquisition in November 2025, Cybereason is best evaluated as an acquired security platform and capability inside a larger managed-security provider rather than as an independent startup.

Zerto is an HPE-owned software business providing continuous data protection, cyber-resilience, disaster recovery, and workload mobility across virtualized, on-premises, hybrid-cloud, and public-cloud environments. Its journal-based recovery and orchestration are commercially mature and relevant to continuity-of-operations planning, but publicly documented defense adoption is limited.

Secure Islands Technologies was an Israeli information-protection company whose IQProtector platform classified and protected unstructured data at creation or first access. Microsoft acquired the company in 2015 and integrated its technology into Azure Information Protection, the lineage that later became Microsoft Purview Information Protection.

DefenSoft is an Israeli startup that develops geo-spatial security planning software and services for border, perimeter, and critical-infrastructure defense applications, with mission-planning workflows built around optimization of sensors, communications, and response assets.

BATM Advanced Communications is a publicly listed Israeli technology company developing network infrastructure, cyber-security and diagnostic products. Its dual-use relevance is concentrated in secure networking and quantum-resilient encryption, while Diagnostics remains an important non-defense operating division.

SuperCom Ltd. is an Israeli public technology company that supplies electronic monitoring, digital identity, IoT connectivity, and cybersecurity solutions to governments and other regulated organizations. Its PureSecurity portfolio combines tracked devices, wireless beacons, biometric verification, and cloud software for community-supervision, public-safety, and identity workflows.

Willow is an Israeli cybersecurity startup building an identity and access control plane for enterprise AI agents. Its platform gives agents scoped permissions, runtime guardrails, shadow-AI discovery, and human-attributed audit trails so organizations can deploy agentic workflows without granting autonomous software uncontrolled access to internal systems.

IO River provides a virtual edge control plane that lets enterprises operate multiple CDNs and edge providers as one system for traffic steering, configuration, observability, security, and edge execution. The Boston-based startup is commercial-first, with credible but presently unproven defense and national-security adjacency through resilient distributed infrastructure.

IronBlocks develops a modular Web3 security layer centered on an on-chain smart-contract Firewall, a collaborative Venn Security Network, and Rollup Guard. Its core commercial proposition is to evaluate and, where configured, block unsafe transaction behavior in DeFi protocols, bridges, rollups, and other EVM-based applications rather than relying only on post-incident alerts.

Nelysis is an Israeli cyber-physical security startup founded in 2020 that builds AI-driven monitoring and threat-interception for critical infrastructure and operational systems, spanning commercial and defense-relevant use cases across buildings, utilities, data centers, and transportation nodes.

C2A Security develops EVSec, an AI-assisted product-security and dynamic-compliance orchestration platform for software-defined vehicles, medical devices, industrial systems, robotics, and other cyber-physical products. It connects threat modeling, software and binary analysis, SBOM intelligence, vulnerability prioritization, supply-chain workflows, and regulatory evidence across the product lifecycle.

GreenOnyx is an Israeli food and agricultural-technology company developing QFarming, a modular, autonomous, sterile indoor-growing system for freshwater lentils (Wolffia), marketed as Wanna Greens. Its strategic relevance is food-system resilience: the company aims to produce nutrient-dense fresh greens locally with limited land, water, transport, and contamination exposure.

Cymdall is an Israeli startup building firmware-level, AI-assisted cybersecurity for endpoint and device platforms through its CYCO stack, aiming to make security a permanent part of device architecture.

Oak is an Israeli-founded cybersecurity company building an AI-native 'Identity Operating System' — a unified control plane that governs every human, machine, and AI-agent identity across an enterprise, replacing the fragmented stack of legacy identity governance and access tools.

isVerified is an Israeli cybersecurity startup building a zero-trust voice layer for executive and institutional communications. Its iOS and Android product combines enrolled voice biometrics, real-time synthetic-speech detection, and a hardened VoIP channel to reduce the risk of AI-enabled vishing and voice impersonation.

Neo Security is an American-Israeli cybersecurity company, founded by former SentinelOne leaders, that provides an endpoint-based 'agentic software control' layer to discover, monitor, and govern the actions of AI agents, MCP servers, extensions, and traditional software across enterprise environments in real time.

Otterize is a cloud-native security company that automated workload identity, service-to-service authorization, and least-privilege policy enforcement for Kubernetes environments. Cyera announced its acquisition of Otterize in June 2025, so this record now describes an acquired product and technology asset rather than an independent direct-diligence target.

Authomize developed an identity-security platform that continuously mapped identities, assets, privileges, and activity across cloud infrastructure and SaaS applications. Delinea acquired the company on January 9, 2024, and continues to present Authomize-derived capabilities through its identity-security and privileged-access platform, including CIEM, ITDR, identity posture, and non-human-identity functions.

RIoT Secure AB is a Stockholm-based embedded-IoT security company building hardware-rooted lifecycle management for resource-constrained devices. Its platform separates security-critical firmware and communications from application, AI, and WebAssembly workloads so long-lived devices can be updated and governed without treating every software change as a firmware replacement.

Israeli cybersecurity startup developing AI-assisted traffic-propagation analysis for early detection of malicious activity, including threats that may be difficult to identify from payload inspection alone. Its stated product direction targets carriers, enterprises, government, defense, and critical infrastructure operators.

Cato Networks provides a cloud-native SASE platform that converges enterprise networking, security, and increasingly AI-security controls on a global private backbone and unified policy plane.

OwnBackup was a SaaS data-protection company founded in Israel and headquartered in Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey. Its backup, recovery, archiving, data-masking, seeding, and security products are now operated as Own from Salesforce after Salesforce agreed to acquire Own Company in 2024.

Veloryx Ltd, formerly Aquarius Engines, is an Israeli TASE-listed technology company combining homeland-security solutions with distributed power generation. Its activities span border-protection and HLS systems, as well as compact linear-engine and generator systems for grid-constrained EV charging, telecommunications, and backup-power applications.

ClearSky Cyber Security is a privately held Israeli cyber-intelligence company that combines analyst-verified threat research, on-demand APT reporting, digital-exposure assessment, and cyber preparedness services. Its public materials position the company around high-risk sectors including finance, pharma, critical infrastructure, government, and defense.

Infinidat is an enterprise storage vendor whose InfuzeOS software-defined architecture powers primary storage, backup, disaster recovery, and cyber-resilience products. Lenovo completed its acquisition of Infinidat on 2026-04-09, so the record now represents an acquired mature infrastructure asset rather than an independent startup.

Votiro developed content disarm and reconstruction (CDR) and data-security technology for sanitizing files before they reach users, applications, or storage. Menlo Security acquired the operating Votiro business in February 2025 and now markets the capability as Menlo File Security.

Tufin is an Israeli-founded network security policy management company whose platform gives enterprises a unified control plane for visibility, change automation, risk analysis, and continuous compliance across multi-vendor firewalls, cloud environments, SASE, and microsegmentation. It is a mature acquired asset rather than an independent startup strategic-screening signal.

Radware is a public Israeli cybersecurity and application delivery company (NASDAQ: RDWR) specializing in DDoS mitigation, web application firewalls, and cloud-native security for critical infrastructure and defense networks globally.

Hi-G-Tek is a privately held Israeli provider of electromechanical security, electronic sealing, asset-tracking, and condition-monitoring systems for high-value and sensitive cargo. Its products combine field hardware with monitoring software for logistics, fleet, industrial, government, and security workflows.

CYQU is an Israeli post-quantum cybersecurity startup developing deployable, standards-aligned cryptography and public-key infrastructure that helps organizations protect communications, digital identities, software, and long-lived sensitive data against future quantum attacks.

TrapX Security developed DeceptionGrid, a cyber-deception platform that used realistic decoys, threat sensors, and lures to expose reconnaissance, credential abuse, lateral movement, and malware activity. Commvault acquired TrapX in 2022 and incorporated the technology into its ThreatWise cyber-resilience offering, so this record represents an acquired security asset rather than an independent current startup.

Rig Security is a Tel Aviv cybersecurity startup building an AI-native identity-protection platform that maps human, machine, and AI identities, exposes cross-system privilege paths, detects identity threats, and automates safer remediation. Its core thesis is that fragmented identity data and over-privileged access have become a primary enterprise attack surface as cloud workloads and autonomous agents multiply.

Acquired Tel Aviv cloud-security company whose graph-based CNAPP and CSPM technology contextualized cloud misconfigurations, identities, vulnerabilities, and attack paths for prioritization and remediation; Cisco completed the acquisition in May 2023 and now presents the capability through Panoptica.

RumaFeed is an Israeli agricultural-biotechnology startup developing low-glycoalkaloid Solanaceae varieties so discarded potato and related crop biomass can become safer animal feed and a higher-value farm output. Its food-security thesis is to recover protein and land productivity from plant material that farmers currently destroy.

SpecterX is an Israeli cybersecurity startup building Zero Trust Data Access software that keeps identity, policy, auditability, and revocation controls attached to sensitive files as they move beyond an organization's applications and network perimeter. Its target problem is secure external collaboration and data use, including emerging exposure to unauthorized AI processing.

Axis Security developed Atmos, a cloud-native Security Service Edge platform for zero-trust access to private applications, web traffic, and SaaS. HPE acquired the company in 2023 and now presents the technology as HPE Aruba Networking SSE, formerly Axis Security.

Caligo Systems develops an OT/IIoT endpoint-protection platform for industrial control environments. Its public product thesis combines physical-process awareness, application and protocol integrity, secured gateways, and autonomous protection to detect or contain manipulation that could cause operational or physical harm.

BioBetter is an Israeli molecular-farming startup that produces complex growth factors and other bioactive proteins in engineered tobacco plants, combining plant-based expression with proprietary purification and stabilization. The company began with a cultivated-meat cost problem and is currently commercializing plant-derived bioactives for cosmetics while retaining a path back to food and biomanufacturing markets.

A Security is an Israeli-founded cybersecurity company that deploys autonomous offensive and defensive AI agents to continuously discover, chain, and validate real-world attack paths across an enterprise — then drive remediation at the source — with the explicit mission of out-pacing 'weaponized AI' attackers before they can exploit those paths.

AeroSentry Technologies is an Israeli early-stage company developing passive RF-based drone detection, tracking, and airspace-awareness tools for sensitive sites. Its public positioning sits at the intersection of counter-UAS security, critical-infrastructure protection, and software-enabled operational monitoring.

Biotization is an Israeli agricultural-biotechnology startup developing beneficial-microorganism solutions for soil health, crop resilience, systemic tree disease, and post-harvest preservation. Its seed-to-shelf platform targets food loss and production fragility through biological treatments designed for growers, orchards, packhouses, and food-supply-chain operators.

PGI Defense Tech is an Israeli early-stage biotechnology and defense startup developing rapid DNA-profiling solutions for military, law-enforcement, and other high-consequence identification workflows. Public information places its product, Chen, in R&D, so the strategic promise is meaningful but commercial and operational validation remain unconfirmed.

Atorian is a Tel Aviv cybersecurity startup, formerly known as Milestone, building an AI-native advisory platform that ingests policies, configurations, code, interviews, and business evidence to produce traceable cyber-risk findings. Its strategic relevance comes from applying continuous, evidence-linked reasoning to resilience, governance, and security decisions in regulated and critical-infrastructure environments.

Baz is an Israeli AI-native code review and software-assurance startup, founded by Bridgecrew/Palo Alto Networks and Unit 8200 veterans, whose agentic review system governs and secures AI-generated code and ranks first on precision in an independent industry code-review benchmark.

Radiant Research Labs is an Israeli offensive-cyber startup developing advanced intrusion and intelligence capabilities for a select group of military, intelligence, and law-enforcement agencies. Public reporting identifies a Tel Aviv company founded by former Israeli military-intelligence and NSO cyber specialists, while the company's own site emphasizes high-assurance research, operational reliability, discretion, and export-controlled government work.

Dazz built a unified security-remediation platform that correlated code, cloud, application, and infrastructure findings and routed prioritized fixes into engineering workflows; Wiz acquired the company in 2024.

Dig Security developed an agentless cloud data security posture management (DSPM) and data detection and response platform that discovered, classified, and prioritized risk across cloud data stores. Palo Alto Networks completed its acquisition in December 2023 and integrated the capability into Prisma Cloud Data Security, so this record describes an acquired asset rather than an independent startup.

Israeli cultivated-seafood startup developing organoid-based fish tissue production, with freshwater eel (unagi) as its first disclosed product and a broader platform thesis for threatened, high-value seafood species.

Neosec was a 2020-founded API security company whose behavioral analytics and API detection technology was acquired by Akamai in 2023. It is now best tracked as an acquired asset represented by Akamai API Security, not as an independent startup.

Aporia developed AI observability and control software for monitoring production machine-learning and generative-AI systems, including model-quality monitoring, policy-based guardrails, and detection of unsafe or anomalous behavior. Coralogix acquired Aporia in December 2024, so the record now represents an acquired technology and team rather than an independent startup direct diligence target.

EasySec Solutions is a privately held Jerusalem cybersecurity startup developing ThinGUARD 2.0, an OT-native zero-trust platform for controlling access to and protecting connected industrial devices, legacy control systems, and critical-infrastructure networks.

Identiq developed a privacy-preserving identity-validation and fraud-intelligence network that allowed companies to compare trust signals without exposing customer data. The company was acquired by Incode in June 2026, and its cryptographic capabilities are being integrated into Incode's identity and fraud platform.

Luminate Security was an Israeli cybersecurity startup that built Secure Access Cloud, a software-defined-perimeter platform for granting users point-to-point access to specific applications across on-premises and hybrid-cloud environments. Symantec acquired the company in 2019, and its former domain now redirects to Broadcom's cybersecurity business.

Israeli cybersecurity startup developing deception-based cyber intelligence through distributed polymorphic sensors, adversary-generated threat intelligence, and automated analysis for enterprises, governments, and defense-oriented operators. Public evidence supports a technically differentiated product thesis, but current operating status, customer traction, and financing are not independently clear.

Perception Point developed AI-assisted threat prevention for email, browsers, and SaaS collaboration channels. Fortinet completed its acquisition of the company in 2024 and now delivers the capability as part of FortiMail Workspace Security.