Cycode is a cybersecurity startup building an agentic application security platform that unifies application security testing, application security posture management, and software supply-chain security across the software development lifecycle. Its platform helps enterprises identify, prioritize, and remediate risks in human- and AI-generated code, CI/CD pipelines, secrets, open-source dependencies, infrastructure-as-code, containers, and developer-tool ecosystems.
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Browse companies 97–144 from the Claw & Talon Israeli Startup Database.
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Cybord is an Israeli hardware supply-chain security company using AI-driven analytics to detect counterfeit, malicious, and anomalous electronic components in manufacturing and procurement pipelines.
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Guardio is a Tel Aviv cybersecurity company that provides consumer and small-business protection against phishing, scam sites, malicious browser extensions, dangerous downloads, and identity exposure. Its browser- and message-level controls aim to stop web threats before a user submits credentials or reaches a harmful payload.
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OTORIO (acquired by Armis) is an Israeli operational-technology and cyber-physical systems security platform offering asset discovery, attack-path analysis, and operational risk modeling for industrial control system environments. The company addressed critical infrastructure operators with native understanding of OT/ICS constraints and safety-critical workflows.
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Israeli cyber intelligence company providing lawful access, signals intelligence, and cyber operations capabilities exclusively to government and law enforcement customers worldwide.
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Cynerio provides agentless cybersecurity for unmanaged IoT and OT devices in critical infrastructure environments, with deep expertise in healthcare and medical-device security.
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Israeli deep-tech sensor company developing short-wave infrared (SWIR) imaging systems for autonomous platforms and defense/security applications, addressing critical perception gaps in adverse weather, low-light, and contested visual environments.
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Wiliot is an Israeli-founded deep-tech startup building battery-free IoT sensors and physical AI platforms that enable real-time visibility, condition monitoring, and autonomous decision-making across supply chains, retail, and industrial operations at scale.
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DriveU.auto is an Israeli connectivity software company providing mission-critical low-latency video transport and uplink resilience for unmanned vehicles, drones, and teleoperated robots operating in challenging network conditions.
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UVeye builds drive-through, AI-powered vehicle inspection systems that combine proprietary imaging hardware with computer vision to identify underbody, tire, exterior, and interior defects and produce visual, workflow-ready condition reports. Its primary market is automotive operations, with credible adjacency to vehicle security screening and logistics assurance.
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Armis is a cyber exposure management and asset intelligence company whose Armis Centrix platform discovers, classifies, monitors, and helps protect managed and unmanaged IT, OT, IoT, IoMT, cloud, and cyber-physical assets. ServiceNow completed its acquisition of Armis on April 20, 2026, so the record now describes an acquired strategic capability rather than an independent startup.
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SafeBreach develops breach and attack simulation (BAS) platforms enabling continuous, automated validation of security defenses against adversary techniques. Founded in Israel in 2014, the company combines offensive security expertise with MITRE ATT&CK alignment to help enterprises and security organizations test and improve cyber readiness.
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SQream provides GPU-accelerated data analytics infrastructure purpose-built for high-volume, compute-intensive analytics workloads requiring extreme throughput and low latency at massive data scales.
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Israeli defense-tech company specializing in autonomous rotary-wing UAV platforms designed for extended maritime surveillance, tactical ISR, and coastal security missions. Combines long-endurance rotary flight with stabilized sensors and autonomous mission capabilities for persistent unmanned reconnaissance in demanding operational environments.
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Aitan is an Israeli-founded defense-technology startup building an orchestration layer and edge-AI robotic weapon systems for allied militaries, with a focus on coordinating heterogeneous autonomous platforms, sustaining them through disrupted supply chains, and keeping warfighters out of harm's way.
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Dagan-Optics is an Israeli electro-optics company, formerly Senso-Optics, developing and manufacturing thermal-imaging, visual-fusion, target-acquisition, and fire-control systems for defense, homeland security, public safety, and selected mobility applications.
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Above Security is an Israeli AI-native cybersecurity startup focused on managed insider-risk management for enterprises and critical operations. The company uses fleets of specialized AI investigators to convert fragmented signals into behavioral risk narratives and actionable interventions in real time.
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Aryon Security develops a cloud-security enforcement platform that applies preventive policies across infrastructure-as-code, ClickOps, and third-party-managed cloud changes. Its central proposition is to stop risky configurations before they reach production, reducing the exposure window that reactive posture-management tools discover only after deployment.
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Fig Security develops Security Operations Resilience software that helps SOC teams detect when changes break security data flows, repair broken detections, and model, test, version, and roll back planned changes across the SecOps stack. The startup targets the operational fragility created by constant changes to log sources, parsers, pipelines, detections, and response automations.
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Line-5 is a privately held defense-technology startup founded in 2025 and publicly positioned around autonomous defense. Its product remains confidential, so the strongest current conclusion is that it is an early, well-capitalized team pursuing battlefield technology rather than a publicly validated autonomy platform.
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Tenzai is an AI-native cybersecurity startup building autonomous penetration-testing agents that discover, chain, validate, and help remediate vulnerabilities across enterprise applications, APIs, AI applications, and networks. Its proposition is continuous adversarial security validation at machine speed, complementing rather than fully replacing expert human testing.
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Zeroport develops Fantom, a hardware-enforced remote-access platform that separates users from protected networks through a non-IP bridge. Its Edge and Enterprise appliances are designed for governed access to enterprise IT, operational technology, air-gapped environments, and other systems where VPN or conventional ZTNA exposure is difficult to accept.
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AA-I Technologies is an Israeli defense-AI startup building AI-native intelligence analysis and decision-support platforms for government and security teams to accelerate threat detection and operational decision-making.
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CatAmmon is an Israeli deep-tech startup developing ceramic-based catalysts that aim to lower the cost and complexity of ammonia-to-hydrogen conversion. The company positions itself at the junction of clean energy infrastructure, mobility, and industrial process heat decarbonization.
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Clarity AI is an Israeli seed-stage startup developing multimodal deepfake detection and media authenticity verification systems for defense agencies, government, and critical infrastructure operators.
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Converge Bio is an Israeli-founded generative AI life-sciences startup building production bio-LLM systems for target discovery, antibody engineering, and biomanufacturing optimization for pharma and biotech workflows.
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Eon is an Israeli-founded cloud resilience platform automating data protection, backup recovery, and instant access across AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud through a unified cloud-native infrastructure layer.
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Kinetica Ventures is an Israeli defense tech VC fund focused on early-stage companies in sensors, AI/ML, and autonomous systems. It raised $150M in 2024-2025, holds a strategic partnership with US-based 8VC, and co-led the largest global defense-tech seed round (Line 5, $20M) in 2025.
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Lumia Security is an AI usage control platform that operates at the network layer to provide real-time visibility, governance, and enforcement over enterprise employee and AI agent interactions with AI systems.
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Oraqon Labs develops AI-driven small-object detection and augmented-reality mission-support systems for unmanned aerial systems, enabling enhanced target recognition and operator decision-making in tactical and security contexts.
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Rein Security is an Israeli-American application and agentic-AI security startup that gives security teams runtime visibility, risk context, and policy controls over applications, APIs, libraries, MCP servers, and enterprise AI agents. Its product is positioned around observing and protecting execution reality rather than relying only on pre-production scanning or perimeter signals.
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Safe Superintelligence is a 2024-founded US-Israeli AI research startup focused on building a single-track safe superintelligence model with core teams and office presence in Palo Alto and Tel Aviv.
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Tenna Systems is an Israeli defensetech startup (founded 2024) building real-time threat-detection and early-warning platforms that fuse heterogeneous sensors and run edge-deployed AI inference for low-latency alerting in communications-contested and GPS-denied environments.
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Terra Security is a privately held cybersecurity startup developing Terra Platform, an agentic offensive-security system for continuously discovering, chaining, and validating exploitable risk across applications, networks, and AI systems with human oversight.
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Cellular Intelligence, formerly Somite AI and operating under the legal entity Somite Therapeutics, is an AI-native TechBio company building foundation models for cell signaling and cell-state control. It combines proprietary high-throughput perturbation data with a clinical-stage cell-therapy program to move regenerative medicine from empirical protocol search toward predictive engineering.
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Hirundo develops a machine-unlearning platform that evaluates trained AI models and selectively removes unwanted data traces or behaviors without requiring full retraining. Its product targets model builders and enterprises that need measurable remediation for privacy, safety, security, and data-quality failures.
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MIND is an AI-native data security platform that automates data loss prevention (DLP) and insider risk management (IRM). It discovers sensitive information, assesses risk in context, and helps organizations prevent or remediate leaks across SaaS applications, generative-AI tools, endpoints, on-premises file shares, and email.
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Noma Security provides an enterprise AI-security and governance platform that discovers AI assets, assesses supply-chain and application risk, tests models and agents, and enforces security, privacy, and compliance policies at runtime. Its focus is the security control plane for LLM applications, RAG systems, autonomous agents, and the tools and data they can reach.
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Token Security is a privately held cybersecurity startup focused on identity-first security for AI agents and other non-human identities across cloud, SaaS, enterprise, and development environments. Its platform combines discovery, contextual access analysis, lifecycle governance, least-privilege controls, and detection and response.
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Blockaid is an onchain security platform that helps wallets, protocols, exchanges, banks, and asset managers detect and prevent scams, fraud, exploits, compliance breaches, and operational mistakes in real time. Its products combine transaction simulation, address/token/dApp scanning, onchain monitoring, threat intelligence, and policy enforcement.
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NitroFix is an Israeli deep-tech startup developing a single-step green-ammonia electrochemical process to produce near-zero-emissions ammonia from water, air, and renewable electricity for global industrial and energy systems.
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Vetric is an Israeli cyber-intelligence infrastructure startup that builds managed public-data pipelines and APIs so organizations can monitor large volumes of open-source information with reliability and low engineering overhead, with clear relevance to cyber defense, digital risk, and public safety workflows.
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Xscape Photonics is a U.S.-based photonics startup developing programmable multi-wavelength laser and silicon-photonics platforms for high-bandwidth AI data-center interconnects. Its ChromX platform is commercialized through FalconX and evaluated through EagleX, with the company focused on moving more data between GPUs, memory, and racks at lower power and higher density.
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Kodem is an Israeli application-security startup that connects code, dependency, container, and in-workload runtime evidence to identify exploitable risk, prioritize remediation, and verify that fixes change the security outcome. Its Runtime Intelligence platform also discovers and attributes AI agents, models, tools, and data connections inside running applications.
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LayerX Security develops an agentless browser and AI-interaction security platform that gives enterprises visibility and real-time control over prompts, uploads, SaaS activity, browser extensions, identities, and web sessions. Akamai announced a definitive agreement to acquire the company in May 2026, with closing expected in the third quarter of 2026.
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Jerusalem-based deep-tech startup developing monostatic 4D LiDAR-on-chip perception sensors for autonomy, industrial safety, and resilient machine vision applications.
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Lumana builds a proprietary AI video intelligence platform that transforms standard camera networks into autonomous security agents, enabling real-time threat detection, incident response, and operational safety across enterprise and critical-infrastructure deployments.
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Navigart develops resilient positioning and navigation software for autonomous platforms operating without GPS, using visual-inertial and sensor-fusion technologies for contested and denied environments.
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