Israeli Startup Database – Page 17

BetterSeeds is an Israeli agri-biotech startup using advanced CRISPR gene editing and proprietary viral delivery to democratize crop trait improvement, enabling rapid deployment of climate-resilient crops for global food security.

Dataloop developed an AI data operations platform for preparing, governing, and continuously improving unstructured and multimodal data. Dell Technologies acquired the company and now uses its technology in the Dell Data Orchestration Engine for enterprise AI.

Israeli cybersecurity software company that quantifies cyber and AI risk in financial terms, helping enterprises, insurers, and governance teams prioritize controls, manage exposure, and communicate risk to decision-makers.

Pliops develops hardware- and software-accelerated data infrastructure for NVMe storage, databases, and AI systems. Its XDP platform offloads key-value, compression, protection, and storage-management work, while LightningAI adds a disaggregated, persistent memory tier for LLM inference and other data-intensive workloads.

Aquant provides an AI-powered service intelligence platform that ingests OEM and field-service data—including technician notes, service histories, parts consumption, and equipment configurations—to deliver predictive and prescriptive guidance that improves first-time-fix rates, reduces mean-time-to-repair (MTTR), and optimizes parts planning and technician productivity across distributed service networks.

Cymotive develops end-to-end automotive cybersecurity products and engineering services for OEMs, Tier 1 suppliers, and connected fleets. Its portfolio covers cybersecurity governance, automated validation, vulnerability management, in-vehicle intrusion detection, fleet telemetry, and vehicle-lifecycle compliance.

FirstPoint Mobile Guard is an Israeli startup developing network-native cellular cybersecurity and IoT connectivity-management software for LTE and 5G environments. Its agentless approach is intended to protect smartphones, SIM/eSIM-connected IoT, vehicles, and mission-critical devices against cellular-layer threats while giving operators policy and visibility at the mobile-core level.

Igentify is an Israeli-founded digital-health company that turns genetic testing and other complex clinical workflows into guided, clinician-supervised patient experiences. Its current platform combines Patient Engagement for education, consent, results delivery, and follow-up with AI Sync for validating and normalizing incoming clinical data.

Karamba Security develops product-security software for embedded devices, edge systems, and containers. Its XGuard platform applies binary hardening and runtime policy enforcement, while VCode analyzes firmware and software images for vulnerabilities, SBOM data, and compliance evidence without requiring source-code access.

Nanofabrica is an Israeli micro and nano-scale 3D printing startup that combines patented hardware with proprietary materials to enable mass digital manufacturing of precise, complex micro-parts for semiconductors, optics, medical devices, and defense components.

Newsight Imaging is an Israeli publicly traded CMOS image sensor chip manufacturer specializing in integrated spectral and 3D depth-sensing solutions for medical diagnostics, industrial inspection, and consumer devices, with significant dual-use potential for military targeting and augmented reality systems.

Valerann develops Lanternn, a hardware-agnostic AI and data-fusion platform that gives road authorities a real-time operational view of traffic, incidents, and network risk. It combines cameras, roadside and traffic sensors, connected-vehicle and navigation data, weather, and other feeds with incident-management workflows.

3D Signals provides a vendor-agnostic industrial machine-monitoring platform that combines non-invasive sensors, an IoT edge device, and cloud analytics to give manufacturers real-time visibility into equipment availability, utilization, and performance.

Aqua Security is a privately held cloud-native security company whose Aqua Platform protects software and workloads from code through production. Its CNAPP combines software supply-chain security, cloud posture management, vulnerability and malware analysis, and runtime detection and enforcement for containers, Kubernetes, serverless, virtual-machine, and multi-cloud environments.

Cyber 2.0 develops network-containment software and gateways intended to stop cyberattacks from spreading after an initial compromise. Its portfolio targets enterprise IT, industrial OT/IoT, and connected-vehicle environments through a combination of allow-listing, port scrambling, and isolation controls.

Fabric is a privately held retail-technology company that combines in-house warehouse robotics, dense storage, and the Orchestra software suite for grocery, health and beauty, general merchandise, and rapid-delivery fulfillment. Its core proposition is to place configurable automated capacity close to end customers while coordinating inventory, labor, order flow, and multiple temperature zones.

SuperMeat is a Tel Aviv food-tech company developing cultivated chicken grown directly from animal cells in controlled biomanufacturing systems. Its strategic relevance is concentrated in food-security and supply-chain resilience: producing poultry without conventional flocks, slaughter, or geographically exposed agricultural inputs could diversify protein supply if the company reaches regulatory and cost milestones.

Coralogix is an Israel-founded Series C observability platform specializing in cost-optimized log analytics and unified query across cloud-native infrastructure, enabling enterprises to ingest high-volume telemetry, store indefinitely in customer-owned cloud buckets, and correlate logs, metrics, and traces with proprietary query engines (Streama and DataPrime) for faster incident resolution at reduced operational cost.

Kando is an Israeli wastewater-intelligence company that combines in-sewer sensing, machine learning, and operational software to detect pollution events, trace likely sources, and help utilities protect treatment processes, public health, and water-reuse goals.

Preempt Security was an identity-security company founded in 2014 that combined identity, behavior, and risk analytics with Zero Trust and conditional-access controls. CrowdStrike acquired the company in 2020, so this record describes an acquired asset and its continuing strategic relevance rather than an independent startup opportunity.

Source Defense is an Israeli cybersecurity company that detects and controls malicious or unauthorized behavior from first-, third-, and fourth-party JavaScript running in web browsers. Its platform combines client-side monitoring, behavioral detection, and policy-based isolation to protect sensitive data and payment journeys and to support PCI DSS client-side controls.

Hyperwise was a Tel Aviv cybersecurity startup that developed CPU-level threat-prevention technology intended to stop exploits at the pre-infection stage. Check Point completed its acquisition of Hyperwise Ltd. in February 2015, integrating the team and technology into its threat-prevention portfolio; Hyperwise is therefore an acquired asset rather than an independent current company.

Israeli cybersecurity startup founded in 2013 that developed advanced endpoint detection and response (EDR) technology emphasizing forensic-depth investigation, real-time attack timeline reconstruction, and automated remediation for enterprise and defense-adjacent environments. Acquired by Palo Alto Networks.

Israeli private UAV manufacturer and systems company building modular, autonomous multirotor, hybrid, micro-drone, and drone-in-a-box platforms for defense, public safety, homeland security, infrastructure, and industrial missions.

LightCyber was an Israeli cybersecurity company that developed automated behavioral analytics for detecting post-compromise activity, including internal reconnaissance, lateral movement, command-and-control, and data-exfiltration behavior. Palo Alto Networks acquired the company in February 2017, making LightCyber best understood today as an acquired technology and team lineage within Palo Alto Networks' security platform rather than as an independent strategically relevant startup.

Lingacom is an Israeli deep-tech company that develops passive cosmic-ray muon imaging systems for cargo and vehicle inspection, underground surveying, mineral exploration, and civil-engineering applications. Its core proposition is to use naturally occurring muons to reveal dense or shielded materials and subsurface mass distribution without emitting radiation.

Ayyeka provides rugged edge devices and field-data software for monitoring remote water, wastewater, energy, environmental, and other infrastructure assets. Its Wavelet devices connect heterogeneous sensors to the Field Asset Intelligence platform and downstream SCADA, GIS, analytics, or IoT systems.

NSO Group is an Israeli cyber-intelligence company that builds government-facing tools for lawful investigations, public-safety operations, and encrypted-communications access.

SkySapience develops the HoverMast family of ground-powered, tethered hovering platforms for persistent aerial surveillance, communications relay, and multi-sensor missions. The technology is relevant to defense, homeland security, critical infrastructure, municipal, and event-security users, but the company is now best classified as an acquired asset rather than an independent startup.

Bagira Systems develops advanced military simulation and training platforms enabling realistic combined-arms exercises, air defense training, and multi-domain operational rehearsal for defense forces globally. The company's battle-tested scenario libraries and deep IDF integration position it as a credible force multiplier in the growing military simulation market.

Radiflow is an Israeli industrial cybersecurity company that provides passive OT/ICS visibility, anomaly and threat detection, risk assessment, and compliance-oriented security management for critical infrastructure and industrial operators. Its products are designed to improve cyber resilience without interrupting safety- and uptime-sensitive operations.

Airengy Tech Ltd. is an Israeli public energy company developing compressed-air storage and broader renewable-energy infrastructure. Its AirBattery and Compressed Air Power Plant concepts target long-duration grid storage, while BESS development and Smart EPC work provide nearer-term routes to revenue and project execution.

Powermat Technologies develops Qi-certified and proprietary wireless-power platforms, reference designs, and licensing programs for consumer electronics, vehicles, robotics, drones, medical devices, telecom, and industrial equipment. Its commercialized inductive and resonant power technology has credible but still unproven defense adjacency where autonomous systems and remote sensors need reliable, low-maintenance recharging.

IntuView develops IntuScan, an ontology-backed multilingual text-analytics platform that converts unstructured documents and media into structured semantic intelligence for defense, security, legal, financial, and research workflows.

Physical Logic is an Israeli fabless semiconductor and sensor company developing high-performance MEMS accelerometers for inertial navigation, vibration, tilt, seismic, and north-finding applications. Its compact open-loop and closed-loop MAXL product families target defense, aerospace, maritime, robotics, energy, industrial, and other systems that need accurate motion measurement in harsh or safety-critical environments.

Magna BSP is an Israeli private security-technology company that combines passive stereoscopic electro-optic sensing, visible and thermal cameras, and AI video analytics for perimeter, border, critical-infrastructure, transportation, and drone-monitoring applications. Founded in 2001, it appears to be a mature niche systems vendor with meaningful homeland-security and defense adjacency.

Ceragon Networks is a public Israeli telecommunications infrastructure company providing microwave and millimeter-wave wireless transport, fixed wireless access, network software, and managed services for carrier, private, utility, public-safety, government, and industrial networks.

Israeli defense-engineering company developing proprietary LADAR sensors and onboard algorithms for perimeter intrusion, critical-infrastructure monitoring, transportation safety, and low-altitude counter-UAS detection. BiomX announced an agreement in April 2026 to acquire a controlling interest in DFSL.

Ericom Software was a pioneering Israeli cybersecurity company that developed and commercialized browser isolation and zero trust network access (ZTNA) solutions, protecting enterprises and defense organizations from web-borne threats through cloud-based, clientless isolation technology before its 2023 acquisition by Zscaler.

SCD is an Israeli semiconductor company developing advanced infrared detectors and focal plane arrays for defense electro-optics, missile seekers, and surveillance systems.

Orbit Communication Systems is an Israeli supplier of stabilized satellite-communications terminals, tracking and telemetry systems, ground stations, and airborne audio-management equipment for commercial and government platforms. It became an indirect wholly owned subsidiary of Kratos Defense & Security Solutions on March 2, 2026.

GOTEAM is an Israeli startup developing passive AI thermal counter-UAS systems that detect, classify, track, and identify unauthorized drones without radar, RF emissions, jamming, or kinetic effectors. Its O-Lifeguard system combines EO/IR sensing, on-device inference, multi-target tracking, and open C2 integration for mobile tactical and fixed critical-site deployments.

MazeBolt Technologies is an Israeli cybersecurity company building RADAR, a patented DDoS vulnerability-management platform that continuously and non-disruptively tests live online services across network, transport, and application layers, then prioritizes remediation before an attack causes damaging downtime.

Kailo Pharma is an Israeli preclinical biotech developing Serentide, a peptide-based intranasal therapy intended to reduce the pathological intensity of traumatic memories in PTSD by targeting a recently described fear-memory amplification mechanism rather than treating symptoms alone. The company was established in 2026 from University of Haifa research and supported by NGT Healthcare II, Carmel, and the Israel Innovation Authority.

Gamut is a San Francisco startup building personal and team AI agents that run in sandboxed containers, connect to business accounts, use browsers and APIs, and execute scheduled or event-triggered work. It rebranded from Datawizz, whose earlier product focused on routing and improving specialized language models for production AI workloads.

Matara Defense Innovation is an Israeli defense-innovation platform and venture foundry that starts with operational problems, matches them to Israeli deep-tech capabilities, and may help form new companies when no existing solution fits. Its model combines defense problem definition, startup scouting, pilot facilitation, and venture creation rather than selling a single proprietary product.

Pluto Security is a Tel Aviv-founded cybersecurity startup building an AI Workspace Security Platform for the software, workflows, agents, and connected tools that employees create with AI. Its agentless visibility, risk understanding, and real-time governance model is intended to let organizations support AI-driven building without either blocking innovation or accepting unmanaged exposure.

Specific AI is an Israeli AI-infrastructure startup whose platform automatically distills large language model agents into small, task-specific models. Its self-hosted approach is designed to reduce inference latency and cost, improve consistency, and keep sensitive enterprise or mission data inside a customer's controlled environment.