Cybersecurity Companies – Page 9

Logz.io is a privately held cloud-native observability and security analytics company that delivers managed logs, metrics, traces, and cloud SIEM on open-source technologies. Its 2026 OrionIQ product adds agentic investigation, triage, and controlled remediation to that telemetry platform.

Aorato was an Israeli cybersecurity startup that used machine learning and an Organizational Security Graph to detect anomalous behavior around Windows Server Active Directory. Microsoft acquired the company in 2014, and its technology became part of Microsoft's identity-threat-detection product lineage rather than an independent business.

Israeli cyber-RF intelligence company building rugged hardware and software for wireless-activity detection, tactical intelligence, and secure-perimeter operations at critical sites. Its offering is aimed primarily at government, law-enforcement, correctional, and homeland-security buyers, with civilian critical-infrastructure adjacency.

Lacoon Mobile Security was an Israeli mobile-threat-defense company that developed detection and risk-analysis technology for iOS and Android devices, applications, and network activity. Check Point completed its acquisition on 2 April 2015, so this record describes Lacoon as an acquired security asset rather than an independent startup operating today.

Mobilicom is an Israeli defense-tech company providing certified, end-to-end cybersecure communication solutions, software-defined radios, mesh networking, and robotics cybersecurity for military UAS, unmanned systems, and commercial robotics platforms.

Israeli software company behind SESAM, a vendor-independent command-and-control platform that unifies alarms, access control, fire detection, video, and site events across distributed facilities. Public evidence indicates a mature, long-running security-systems business with credible but bounded defense and critical-infrastructure relevance.

GIX Intelligence is an Israeli cybersecurity startup building a hardware-enforced trust layer for Physical AI: deterministic verification that sensor inputs, AI decisions, and machine actions are consistent with policy and physical reality before they can create unsafe outcomes. Its public positioning targets robotics, manufacturing, critical infrastructure, and defense, with an FPGA-based policy engine for secure AI-to-OT connectivity.

Panorays is a privately held third-party cyber risk management company whose SaaS platform combines vendor discovery, AI-assisted assessments, external attack-surface monitoring, risk scoring, and remediation workflows. Its core value is turning supplier-security evidence into relationship-specific decisions for enterprise security, procurement, and compliance teams.

AbiliSense is an Israeli sound-intelligence startup that embeds AI-based acoustic event recognition into IoT devices, applications, and response workflows. Its technology converts sounds such as alarms, distress calls, gunshots, or abnormal household events into alerts for caregivers, users, security teams, and potentially emergency authorities.

Candiru is the public name associated with a private Israeli mercenary-spyware vendor, currently reported by Citizen Lab as operating under Saito Tech Ltd. Its reported business is the development and government sale of highly targeted intrusion and intelligence-collection capabilities, rather than mainstream defensive cybersecurity software.

Portshift was a Tel Aviv cloud-native security company whose Kubernetes- and service-mesh-aware application-security technology covered development, deployment, and runtime controls. Cisco completed the acquisition in 2020; the team and technology became part of Cisco's Panoptica cloud-native security direction rather than remaining an independent company.

Nando Drones is an Israeli startup offering an autonomous drone-in-a-box platform for perimeter security, site monitoring, and inspection. Its disclosed system combines an autonomous aircraft, docking and charging station, day/thermal imaging, onboard analytics, and control software.

Hysolate developed endpoint-based web and workspace isolation that separated risky browsing, applications, and data from protected enterprise activity on the same device. Perception Point acquired the company in March 2022 and incorporated its technology into a broader content- and browser-security offering.

SeaLights is a software quality intelligence platform, now integrated into Tricentis, that maps code changes to test coverage and release risk so enterprise teams can focus testing on the changes that matter.

SenStation Technologies is an Israeli radar startup developing cellular passive-radar systems that detect and track airborne and surface targets by analyzing reflections of ambient radio signals without transmitting. The approach is strategically relevant to low-signature airspace monitoring, counter-UAS, transportation safety, and civilian and defense situational awareness.

Arnica is an application security platform that continuously scans source changes and software supply chains, prioritizes risk, and applies developer-facing governance and remediation workflows to both human- and AI-generated code.

F2 Venture Capital is a Tel Aviv-based Israeli early-stage venture fund that backs AI and cloud-infrastructure companies, generally at seed and pre-seed through its Operator Platform. Its portfolio shows meaningful cybersecurity and one documented defense adjacency, but the firm is a broad technology investor rather than a defense specialist.

Namogoo is an Israeli cyber company providing “digital journey” protection that detects and blocks client-side manipulation—such as unauthorized content/ad injection and traffic diversion—that degrades conversion, trust, and revenue on consumer-facing websites.

PlaxidityX, formerly Argus Cyber Security, is an Israeli automotive-cybersecurity business that protects connected vehicles and fleets with in-vehicle detection, prevention, vulnerability management, and cloud-based vehicle security operations. It is an acquired operating asset of Continental's technology subsidiary Elektrobit rather than an independent venture-stage startup.

Allot Ltd. is an Israeli public technology company that provides network intelligence, traffic analytics, application-aware control, and network-native cybersecurity for communications service providers and enterprises. Its products combine high-volume packet and flow analysis with security, visibility, and policy-enforcement functions across mobile, fixed, broadband, 5G, and enterprise networks.

Mistabra Security is an Israeli physical-security resilience startup building an AI-assisted platform that continuously validates whether defenses at critical facilities actually work, rather than treating a periodic audit or a written protection plan as proof of readiness. Its confidential-preview product combines simulations, digital twins, live operational data, quantified risk, and investment prioritization for utilities, data centers, and other high-consequence sites.

IronVest is a privately held identity-security company developing ActionID, an intent-centric authentication platform that combines continuous facial liveness, session activity, and transaction context to help financial institutions prevent account takeover, scams, and AI-enabled impersonation.

Build.Security was a Tel Aviv authorization-policy-management startup that used Open Policy Agent (OPA) and policy-as-code to deliver fine-grained RBAC and ABAC for cloud-native applications. Elastic completed its acquisition in September 2021, so this record now describes an acquired security technology rather than an independent startup.

Kondukto developed an Application Security Posture Management (ASPM) and application-security orchestration platform that normalized findings from diverse security tools, correlated signals, and routed prioritized remediation work. Invicti acquired Kondukto in August 2025; the former Kondukto capability is now presented as Invicti ASPM within a broader runtime-validated application-security platform.

empow was an Israeli security-analytics company that developed an AI-assisted SIEM and XDR platform for correlating heterogeneous telemetry, inferring attacker intent, and orchestrating adaptive response. Cybereason acquired the company in July 2021 and announced that its technology and team would be incorporated into Cybereason XDR; Empow is no longer a standalone operating company.

IronCircle is an AI-powered cybersecurity workforce platform, formerly ThriveDX, that combines adaptive instruction, browser-based labs, realistic simulations, and performance-based assessment. QuickStart announced its acquisition of IronCircle in February 2026, so the record now represents an acquired training-platform asset rather than an independent venture-backed startup.

PALSAR is an Israeli security and investigations software company presenting a web-based intelligence-fusion platform. It structures reports, tips, documents, links, spreadsheets, databases, and OSINT into entity-centric investigations, relationship analysis, and auditable intelligence products.

Onit Security is a Tel Aviv-based cybersecurity startup building an agentic, 'decision-based' exposure management platform that uses AI agents to prioritize, assign ownership for, and automatically remediate software vulnerabilities across enterprise environments, founded by the serial team behind SCADAfence, Portnox, and For-Each.

Defense IT Israel Ltd develops, produces, and installs bullet-resistant protection systems, including reinforced doors, windows, and upgrades for existing safe rooms. Its publicly described offering serves residential, commercial, and security customers, with a defense and homeland-security adjacency grounded in physical survivability rather than cybersecurity software.

Albarius AI is an Israeli cybersecurity startup that uses machine learning to analyze, optimize, deploy, and monitor network-security policies across enterprise firewalls and cloud network controls. Its PRECISE platform is positioned as a vendor-neutral network security policy management and automated remediation layer.

Elio Labs (operating publicly as "Elio") is an Israeli-founded photonics company building AI-native adaptive sensors: dynamic micromirror optical layers that let an AI model decide, in real time, what optical information to capture, rather than recording a fixed image for software to analyze afterward. It targets label-free live-cell microscopy, buried-defect semiconductor inspection, robotics perception, and detection of small fast-moving aerial threats in low-visibility conditions.

Cider Security was an Israeli cybersecurity company that built visibility and control for CI/CD pipelines and the software supply chain. Palo Alto Networks completed its acquisition in December 2022, so the record now represents acquired security technology rather than an independent startup.

Enso Security was a Tel Aviv application security posture management (ASPM) startup that unified application inventories, ownership, security findings, and remediation workflows. Snyk acquired the company in June 2023, and Enso's former domain now redirects to Snyk, so this record describes an acquired technology asset rather than an active independent startup.

Ermetic was an Israeli cloud-security company specializing in identity-aware cloud infrastructure security, CNAPP, and CIEM. Tenable completed its acquisition in October 2023, and the technology is now represented in Tenable Cloud Security and Tenable One Cloud Exposure rather than as an independent startup.

Polyrize was an Israeli cybersecurity startup that built a proxyless cloud identity and authorization platform. Varonis acquired Polyrize Security Ltd. in October 2020 and used its technology to extend visibility across cloud applications and infrastructure.

Kaymera develops secure-mobility products combining a hardened Android smartphone, encrypted calls and messaging, mobile threat protection, and centralized security management for organizations and individuals handling sensitive communications. The brand is currently associated with TAM-C following a reported acquisition, so its standalone corporate status and continuity require diligence.

SaiFlow is an Israeli cybersecurity company that builds energy-context-aware, AI-native runtime protection for distributed energy resources and EV charging networks, fusing power and network telemetry to detect and respond to cyber and operational attacks on grid-edge infrastructure.

YAMIM is a Haifa, Israel aquaculture startup developing an on-site, AI-optimized live-feed and aquafeed production platform. The system is designed to let fish farms convert local biological resources into protein-rich feed, reducing dependence on external processed feed while improving feed economics and water outcomes.

Sea2Cell is an Israeli food-biotechnology startup developing cultivated fish meat, initially targeting bluefin tuna, from proprietary fish cell lines. Its strategic relevance is food-system resilience: a controlled, land-based production route could diversify seafood supply while reducing dependence on depleted wild fisheries, although the company remains in R&D and has not publicly demonstrated commercial production or regulatory approval.

Talon Cyber Security developed an enterprise browser and browser-based security controls for distributed work, unmanaged devices, and SaaS access. Palo Alto Networks completed its acquisition of Talon in December 2023 and now offers the technology as Prisma Browser within its SASE portfolio.

Oxeye Security was an Israeli cloud-native application security company whose technology connected code-level findings with runtime context to identify and prioritize exploitable application risks. GitLab acquired Oxeye on 20 March 2024, so this record now represents an acquired security technology and team rather than an independently actionable startup.

Minerva Labs developed a prevention-first endpoint security platform that used anti-evasion and ransomware-prevention techniques to disrupt malicious activity before payload execution. Rapid7 acquired the company in 2023 and redirected its former website to Rapid7, so this record now represents an acquired cyber capability rather than an independent startup.

Israeli cybersecurity company providing zero trust network access, identity-based segmentation, and secure data exchange solutions under the TerraZone brand for enterprise, government, and defense applications.

Mer Group is an Israeli public technology and systems-integration company delivering defense, homeland-security, tactical communications, telecom infrastructure, and critical-facility solutions to governments, municipalities, operators, and other mission-critical customers.

Meshulash (Meshulash AIM Ltd.) is an Israeli AI-security startup building a semantic control layer for enterprise use of generative AI, coding assistants, automations, and agentic tools. Its platform combines browser and IDE enforcement, prompt and response inspection, sensitive-data redaction, MCP tool governance, and audit controls so organizations can adopt AI without losing control of data, identity, or execution.

P2 Solutions Hub is an Israeli early-stage defense and homeland-security system house developing Falcon, a deep-tech sensing system intended to detect concealed weapons within structural materials. The company combines a narrow first product with a broader platform model for rapidly integrating and field-validating tactical solutions for government, military, law-enforcement, and public-security customers.

PrevenTech is an Israeli CBRN (Chemical, Biological, Radiological, and Nuclear) biosecurity and emergency management specialist, providing detection, protection, consulting, and dual-use defense solutions with U.S. government R&D partnerships.

Omerna Biosolutions (formerly HarvestR Technologies) is an Israeli agricultural-biotechnology startup developing targeted, non-GMO dsRNA crop-protection treatments that silence essential fungal genes. Its first platform is aimed at reducing pre- and post-harvest fungal loss and extending the shelf life of fruit and vegetables without relying on broad-spectrum chemical fungicides.

CyberMDX developed agentless cybersecurity and asset-intelligence software for connected medical devices, clinical networks, and Internet of Medical Things environments. Forescout acquired the company in 2022, and its capabilities now appear in Forescout's medical-device security portfolio rather than as an independent startup.

SecuredTouch was an Israeli cybersecurity company that developed behavioral-biometrics, bot-detection, and adaptive fraud-prevention technology for digital customer journeys. Ping Identity acquired the company in June 2021, so it is now best treated as an acquired technology asset rather than an independent startup.

Perimeter 81 built a cloud-native secure access and SASE platform for distributed workforces, combining zero-trust access, private networking, and security controls. Check Point completed its acquisition in September 2023; the technology is now presented through Check Point SASE and related Quantum SASE offerings rather than as an independent startup.

Snyk is a privately held developer-security company that helps organizations find, prioritize, and remediate vulnerabilities across source code, open-source dependencies, containers, infrastructure, APIs, and AI-enabled software workflows. Its current product strategy presents an AI Security Platform and Fabric for validating AI-generated code, governing development agents, and securing AI-native applications.

Cymmetria was a cyber-deception company that used realistic decoy infrastructure, credentials, and data to detect lateral movement and study intruders. Founded in 2014, it was acquired by Stage Fund in 2019; the present operating status and ownership of the product are not independently confirmed.

Beacon Security is an Israeli-founded, New York-headquartered cybersecurity startup building an AI-native security data layer that normalizes, enriches, and contextualizes telemetry across a company's tools so that both human analysts and autonomous AI agents can run detection, investigation, and posture management on trustworthy data.

Mitigata is an India-based cyber-risk platform and licensed insurance broker that combines cyber insurance distribution with risk assessment, security controls, monitoring, and incident-response support. Its public product direction is expanding toward a unified cyber-resilience console for businesses and security teams.

Opus Security developed a cloud-security orchestration and remediation platform that used AI-driven agents, contextual prioritization, and workflow automation to help teams fix vulnerabilities and other exposures. Orca Security acquired Opus on May 13, 2025, and says the Opus team and technology are being integrated into Orca's CNAPP, so this record represents an acquired capability rather than an independent startup.

Eureka Security was an Israeli cloud data security posture management (DSPM) startup that discovered and classified sensitive data, mapped access, and prioritized data-centric cloud risk. Tenable acquired the company in June 2024 and is incorporating its capabilities into Tenable Cloud Security, so this record now describes an acquired technology asset rather than an independent direct-diligence target.

Israeli identity-first SaaS security company whose application-visibility and workforce-security technology was acquired as an asset by SailPoint and incorporated into its Accelerated Application Management offering. Savvy addressed unmanaged SaaS applications, identity gaps, risky user actions, and remediation workflows.

Fireglass was an Israeli-founded cybersecurity company that commercialized agentless remote browser and threat isolation, separating risky web content from users and corporate networks. Symantec acquired Fireglass Ltd. in July 2017, so this record is a historical strategic reference rather than an independent company currently available for direct diligence.

ViAqua Therapeutics is an Israeli aquaculture-biotechnology company that has built an orally delivered RNA-interference (RNAi) platform — administered through ordinary shrimp feed — to protect farmed shrimp against devastating viral disease, beginning with White Spot Syndrome Virus, positioning it as a food-security and protein-supply-chain resilience play rather than a defense company.