Cognigo was an Israeli data-security company that used machine learning and natural-language processing to discover, classify, and govern sensitive information across enterprise repositories. NetApp acquired Cognigo Research Ltd. in 2019, so this record describes an acquired technology asset rather than an active independent startup.
Israeli Startup Database – Page 19
Browse companies 865–912 from the Claw & Talon Israeli Startup Database.
Startup database entries on page 19
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Innoviz Technologies Ltd. (NASDAQ: INVZ) is an Israeli public-company supplier of automotive-grade LiDAR sensors and perception software for assisted and autonomous driving, with newer offerings for security, robotics, aerial, mobility, and intelligent-traffic applications. Its strategic relevance comes from transferring demanding automotive sensing and production capabilities into broader Physical AI markets, including disclosed security and defense use cases.
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Vorpal Ltd. develops VigilAir, a passive RF-based system that detects, geolocates, tracks, and helps mitigate drones and their operators. Its customers and target markets span aviation, public safety, critical infrastructure, UAS traffic management, and defense and homeland-security operations.
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Cynet is a private cybersecurity company offering a unified, AI-assisted XDR platform that combines endpoint, identity, network, cloud and SaaS telemetry with native automated investigation, response and 24x7 MDR services for organizations with lean security teams.
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Augmedics develops augmented-reality surgical navigation, led by the FDA-cleared xvision Spine System and its X2 headset. The company is shifting from direct ownership of its spine platform toward an AR innovation platform for adjacent surgical indications while VB Spine takes exclusive rights to the spine business.
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Deep Optics is an Israeli deep-tech startup developing proprietary electronically tunable lenses based on liquid crystal optics, enabling real-time focal length adjustment without mechanical components for commercial and defense applications in sighting systems, AR displays, and imaging platforms.
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enSilo was a privately held endpoint-security company acquired by Fortinet in 2019. Its detection, prevention, containment, and response capabilities now live in Fortinet's FortiEDR and broader Security Fabric product motion, making this record an acquired-asset reference rather than a live standalone startup profile.
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Sonarax is an Israeli deep-tech company building ultrasonic data-over-sound and indoor positioning software for device-to-device communication, proximity verification, and GPS-independent location services.
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Cognitive AI platform for financial crime compliance, enabling banks and fintechs to detect money laundering, terrorist financing, and fraud at scale with minimal false positives through agentic AI investigations.
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Israeli battery technology startup developing silicon-dominant extreme-fast-charging lithium-ion cells for electric vehicles. Its 100inX roadmap targets adding roughly 100 miles of range in minutes while retaining useful energy density and compatibility with established cell manufacturing processes.
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Atera is a privately held Israeli IT-management software company whose cloud platform combines remote monitoring and management, service desk, ticketing, patching, remote access, and automation for MSPs and internal IT teams. Its current product direction centers on Robin, an autonomous IT agent that can investigate and resolve defined support issues through governed actions.
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GenCell Energy is an Israeli public clean-energy company that develops hydrogen- and ammonia-enabled alkaline fuel-cell systems for long-duration backup, off-grid power, utility resilience, and grid-independent EV charging. Its product stack combines containerized generation, battery storage, fuel handling, and energy-management software for sites where diesel, batteries, or grid expansion are inadequate.
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Todos Technologies builds semiconductor-based CMOS infrared sensing solutions for gas sensing, thermal sensing, and occupancy detection, with applications in food-waste reduction, smart-home safety, and industrial monitoring where physical signal reliability and low power consumption are critical.
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Galooli is a privately held Israeli industrial-IoT and energy-management company whose hardware-agnostic platform monitors, analyzes, and remotely controls generators, batteries, solar arrays, cooling systems, and other distributed assets. It sells operational visibility and remote intervention to telecom, utilities, data centers, industrial operators, and other organizations managing dispersed, uptime-sensitive infrastructure.
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IWI is a privately held Israeli defense manufacturer that designs, produces, and exports small-arms systems for military, homeland-security, police, law-enforcement, government, and licensed commercial customers. Its portfolio spans assault rifles, light machine guns, precision rifles, pistols, accessories, and the newer Arbel computerized fire-control system.
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Polygon develops custom robotics automation and mechatronics systems for industrial, medical, and security markets, combining AI, vision, and controls expertise into deployed mechanical and sensing solutions.
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Tomer is an Israeli government-owned aerospace defense company specializing in solid rocket motor design, manufacture, and lifecycle management for strategic missile defense and tactical weapon systems.
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Elisra Group, now presented by Elbit Systems as Elbit Systems EW and SIGINT - Elisra, develops electronic-warfare, signal-intelligence, missile-warning, and platform-survivability systems for airborne, naval, and land applications. It is a mature Israeli defense business and wholly owned Elbit Systems subsidiary rather than an independent venture startup.
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Bloom Security is an Israeli cybersecurity startup building endpoint security for the AI-native workplace, where employees and autonomous systems install agents, extensions, plugins, MCP servers, and code packages that legacy EDR and MDM tools may not fully inventory or govern. Its platform combines live endpoint discovery, contextual risk analysis, supply-chain prevention, AI guardrails, active enforcement, and remediation in one control plane.
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Code Blue is an Israeli cyber-resilience company that combines crisis-management expertise, incident-response services, and Blue Castle, an AI-driven command platform for preparing for and coordinating high-impact cyber incidents. Its focus is the operational layer between technical containment and business continuity: aligning executives, security, legal, communications, regulators, and recovery teams when a cyber event becomes an enterprise crisis.
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CopilotKit is a U.S.-Israeli AI-infrastructure startup building the application layer that lets developers embed agents into software with streaming interaction, shared state, tool calls, human approvals, and generative UI. It also stewards AG-UI, an open event-based protocol for connecting agent backends to user-facing applications, with reported adoption across Google, Microsoft, Amazon, Oracle, and major agent frameworks.
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Envoid Shield is an Israeli-linked mobile security startup developing real-time threat prevention and forensic analysis for smartphones and tablets. Its Envoid Protect and Envoid Scan products are positioned for enterprises, governments, military, law enforcement, intelligence, and other high-risk users that need mobile-device visibility without depending on a public cloud.
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VerifAIX is an AI-native semiconductor verification company building a spec-first, mathematically grounded trust layer for complex chips, including processors, AI accelerators, interconnects, memory systems, and protocol-heavy SoCs. Its Formal Brain model connects specifications, RTL, verification assets, and coverage so engineering teams can automate verification work while preserving traceability and deterministic checks.
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Sun Security is an Israeli cybersecurity startup building a control layer for autonomous AI agents. Its platform discovers agents across workstations, cloud, and SaaS, maps their purpose and access, and checks tool calls, connections, and resource use against policy at runtime.
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Fabrix Security developed AI-native identity-security software for reasoning about and governing access by human, machine, and AI-agent identities. Silverfort announced its acquisition of Fabrix on April 28, 2026, making Fabrix an acquired technology and team rather than an independent startup.
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GreenTidio is a Jerusalem-based Hebrew University spin-off developing a low-temperature, low-carbon process for manufacturing titanium dioxide (TiO2), a critical white pigment and functional material used across paints, plastics, coatings, cosmetics, optics, and industrial products. Its superoxide-radical chemical oxidation process is designed to produce high-purity TiO2 at room temperature and atmospheric pressure while reducing energy use, carbon emissions, waste, and plant complexity.
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June AI is an Israeli-founded enterprise AI infrastructure company building an AI-native system integrator that maps complex business systems, identifies high-value automation opportunities, and plans, tests, and deploys changes through AI agents. Its public launch in August 2026 followed a $20 million pre-seed led by TIME Ventures and a founding team's prior Bonobo AI exit to Salesforce.
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NewCore is an Israeli cybersecurity company building a security-first enterprise identity platform that discovers, secures, and governs human, machine, and AI-agent identities under a single architecture, replacing legacy web-era identity providers for the agentic enterprise.
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OnFire AI is an Israeli SaaS startup building AI-powered sales intelligence and revenue operations automation. The platform uses machine learning to extract actionable signals from customer interactions, engagement data, and deal activity to help sales and revenue teams prioritize opportunities, accelerate deals, and improve forecast accuracy.
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Xcurrent Energy Solutions builds modular autonomous energy-infrastructure for unmanned systems to reduce downtime and improve reliability in defense, security, and industrial operations.
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Covenant is a stealth Israeli-American defense startup developing the Anthem low-cost cruise missile for government and military customers. Public reporting identifies a very small, early-stage company with a Tel Aviv presence, but provides limited independently verifiable detail on the system's specifications, testing, financing, or customer commitments.
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Mycroft is a Toronto-based cybersecurity and compliance automation startup founded in 2024. Its agentic platform combines continuous control monitoring, cloud and application security, device management, third-party risk workflows, and audit preparation for growing companies that lack a large security or GRC team.
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Ocean is an Israeli AI-native email security platform using intelligent agents to defend enterprises against sophisticated, AI-powered phishing and social engineering attacks, designed for modern cloud email environments.
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Traysar is an Israeli-founded, Austin-based defense-technology company building autonomous robotic platforms for the 'subterra' domain—systems that navigate, map, breach, and secure tunnels, bunkers, and deeply buried facilities beneath the Earth's surface.
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Tzafon is an Israeli-linked applied AI research company building scalable compute systems, computer-use foundation models, and infrastructure for autonomous software agents that operate across browsers, desktops, and enterprise applications. Its Tel Aviv presence, Israeli founding talent, Google Cloud infrastructure partnership, and disclosed pre-seed financing place it in Israel's emerging AI-infrastructure ecosystem, while its current product is commercial automation rather than a fielded defense system.
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Alta is an Israeli AI-native startup automating enterprise customer operations through autonomous workflows and intelligent process orchestration. Founded in 2023, it targets the convergence of RevOps automation, product-led growth enablement, and governed AI-driven operational execution for mid-market and enterprise organizations.
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Jedify is an Israeli-founded enterprise AI infrastructure company building an autonomous context graph that connects structured data, unstructured knowledge, permissions, and business meaning so AI agents can reason over an organization's actual operating context rather than isolated tables or documents.
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Newlight Marine Technologies develops a retrofit hydrogen-diesel integration system for existing marine engines, using controlled hydrogen injection and machine-learning-assisted engine management to reduce fuel consumption and emissions without replacing the vessel's propulsion plant. The Israeli-founded company targets commercial shipping first, with resilience and defense-adjacent value in keeping maritime and emergency fleets operational with less fuel and infrastructure disruption.
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Sequence is a financial automation platform enabling consumers and SMBs to orchestrate cash flows across fragmented accounts and services via rule-based automation, virtual accounts ("Pods"), and linked debit cards.
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Wild Moose is an Israeli-founded AI-first site reliability engineering platform that investigates production incidents, correlates logs, metrics, traces, code changes, and incident history, and gives engineers evidence-backed root-cause analysis and next actions in real time. Its resilience value is strongest where cloud-service uptime, operational continuity, and fast recovery matter more than another alerting dashboard.
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AISAP is an Israeli medical deep-tech startup building an AI operating system for point-of-care ultrasound. Its FDA-cleared cardiac software guides acquisition, interprets ultrasound at the bedside, and produces structured reports so clinicians can make faster decisions when specialist imaging capacity is limited.
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Earth Force Technologies is an Israel-linked wildfire-resilience startup building a precision forestry platform that combines field sensors, GPS, in-cabin guidance, remote operations, and web-based project administration to make landscape-scale fuel treatments faster, more measurable, and safer. The company is headquartered in San Francisco and maintains a Tel Aviv presence, with a commercial focus on forest and vegetation-management operators.
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Sensos provides disposable cellular smart labels and an AIoT supply-chain execution platform for real-time shipment visibility, condition monitoring, security alerts, and exception response. Its product is aimed at high-value, temperature-sensitive, and operationally critical cargo where item-level data can reduce loss and improve logistics decisions.
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AL Nandi is an Israeli-founded agricultural technology startup that combines Bluetooth livestock sensors, field connectivity, mobile and web software, and AI analysis to give cattle operators real-time visibility into herd location, reproduction, health signals, and water availability. Its food-security relevance comes from improving the predictability and productivity of cattle operations rather than from a defense application.
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Apono provides just-in-time and just-enough privileged access governance for human, machine, and AI-agent identities across cloud, infrastructure, databases, and Kubernetes. It was acquired by 1Password in June 2026, which is incorporating its zero-standing-privilege capabilities into the broader Unified Access platform.
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Dynamic Edge AI is an Israeli startup applying edge AI and drone-based computer vision to automate building façade and asset inspections, with a focus on reducing inspection cost, improving defect detection speed, and improving maintenance decision quality in civil infrastructure environments.
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Entro Security developed a platform for discovering, contextualizing, monitoring, and remediating secrets and non-human identities across code, CI/CD, cloud, SaaS, vaults, and AI-agent environments. SailPoint completed its acquisition of Entro in June 2026 to extend its identity-security platform into machine and agentic identities.
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Gem Security developed a cloud-native Cloud Detection and Response platform that continuously analyzed cloud activity and surrounding identity, resource, and environment context for SOC investigation. Wiz acquired Gem in April 2024, making this record an acquired-asset reference rather than an independent company opportunity.
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