Israeli early-stage aerospace and defense venture fund formed by Aerospace Spirit and Key1 Capital, with a stated focus on Series A and B companies across civilian and military markets. The record was previously tracked as Norkin Defense Fund.
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Browse companies 337–384 from the Claw & Talon Israeli Startup Database.
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Aero Sentinel is an Israeli tactical drone manufacturer and ground-control software provider specializing in operationally hardened UAV systems for defense, security, and critical infrastructure monitoring in contested and GPS-denied environments.
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Israeli seed-stage defensetech company building mission communications and operational coordination software for high-tempo defense and critical infrastructure environments.
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Venice is an Israeli cybersecurity startup building a modern privileged access management platform for human, machine, and AI-agent identities. Its core proposition is zero-standing-privilege access: discover permissions across hybrid environments, grant narrowly scoped access when work requires it, and remove it when the task ends.
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Cyvers is an Israeli deep-tech cybersecurity startup specializing in AI-driven real-time threat detection, on-chain transaction analysis, and attack prevention across blockchain and digital-asset ecosystems, serving both commercial and national-security applications.
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Diamond Electronics is an Israeli semiconductor startup developing diamond-based transistor devices for high-power and high-frequency electronics. Its deep-tech work sits at the intersection of advanced materials, RF hardware, power electronics, and strategic semiconductor resilience.
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Insight Acoustics is an Israeli seed-stage deeptech startup leveraging passive acoustic sensing and machine learning to detect and classify threats and anomalies in defense, critical infrastructure, and transportation security applications.
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Kanopy Security, formerly Nokod Security, provides visibility, risk detection, governance, and runtime protection for applications, automations, and AI agents built by business users across enterprise platforms.
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Pillar Security provides a unified AI security platform for discovering, testing, governing, and protecting AI applications, agents, models, tools, and data across the software lifecycle. Its focus is the security and control layer required as enterprise software becomes more autonomous and gains access to sensitive systems.
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Anan builds AI-ready colocation and data-center infrastructure in Israel focused on high-density, mission-critical compute workloads for sovereign customers, enterprises, and public-sector users. The company was founded in 2022 and has positioned itself as a strategic infrastructure platform partner for large AI compute operators.
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ControlMonkey is an Israeli seed-stage infrastructure automation platform providing end-to-end governance, disaster recovery, and AI-powered code generation for Infrastructure-as-Code (Terraform) at enterprise scale.
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Descope is a customer and agentic identity platform that gives product and security teams visual workflows, SDKs, and APIs for authentication, authorization, identity lifecycle management, and access control across applications, AI agents, and MCP servers.
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Guardz is an Israeli cybersecurity startup providing an agentic MDR platform with unified detection, response, and prevention capabilities for SMBs and MSPs, combining AI-assisted automation with 24/7 managed security operations.
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Mentee Robotics, now Mentee by Mobileye, develops an AI-first humanoid robotics platform that combines vertically integrated hardware, perception, learning, planning, and control. Its MenteeBot is designed to learn physical tasks from a small number of human demonstrations and operate in human-built environments without continuous teleoperation.
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Oasis Security is an Israeli cybersecurity startup providing agentic access management and non-human identity governance across cloud, SaaS, and on-premises environments, with core focus on AI agent safety, service account privilege reduction, and credential lifecycle automation.
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Port is an Israeli Series B platform engineering startup providing an internal developer platform (IDP) and control-plane infrastructure that enables enterprise organizations to standardize, govern, and operationalize software delivery at scale.
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Seal Security is an Israeli application-security startup that remediates open-source vulnerabilities in place, delivering production-ready patches for application dependencies, Linux packages, and container environments without forcing version upgrades or breaking migrations.
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Silk Security was an Israeli cybersecurity startup that built cyber-risk prioritization and remediation orchestration software for consolidating security findings and turning them into owned engineering work. Armis acquired the company in April 2024 and integrated its technology into Armis Centrix VIPR Pro, so Silk is now best tracked as an acquired asset rather than an independent startup.
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Vorlon is an agentic ecosystem security company that models and governs the data, identities, SaaS applications, APIs, and AI agents connected across an enterprise. Its platform combines ecosystem visibility, behavioral detection, runtime enforcement, forensic records, and remediation for risks that occur after access has been granted.
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YDLabs is an Israeli fermentation scale-up and contract development and manufacturing organization (CDMO) that helps food-tech, ag-biological, agricultural, and industrial-biotechnology companies move from laboratory biology to pilot and field-trial material. Its strategic value is the domestic bioprocess infrastructure it is building in Nof HaGalil, including upstream fermentation, downstream processing, quality support, and a stated path toward 15,000-liter production batches.
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CyberRidge is an Israeli photonic-security startup developing Carmel, a physical-layer optical security system that makes fiber-transmitted data difficult to record and therefore resistant to harvest-now-decrypt-later interception. Its commercial focus is high-capacity terrestrial, metro, and potentially subsea links used by telecom, cloud, financial, government, and defense customers.
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Nimble is an Israeli data infrastructure startup delivering managed web data collection and orchestration at scale, built for AI-era analytics, competitive intelligence, and defense-adjacent situational awareness.
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Protai is an Israeli AI drug-discovery startup combining structural proteomics with machine learning to model dynamic protein complexes, identify druggable biology, and develop biomarker-linked therapeutics. Its AIMS™ platform is aimed at oncology, immunology, and other complex diseases where static genomic or structural data can miss clinically relevant states.
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SkyFi is an Austin-based Earth intelligence platform that lets organizations search, purchase, task, and analyze commercial satellite and other geospatial data through one web, mobile, and API workflow. It targets the access and integration gap between a fragmented remote-sensing supply base and commercial, government, and defense users.
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Verobotics is an Israeli robotics company developing lightweight autonomous systems for high-rise facade cleaning, inspection, and maintenance. Its robots combine vertical mobility, onboard sensing, and AI-enabled facade data capture to reduce hazardous manual work and make exterior-building care more continuous.
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XtraLit is an Israeli deep-tech lithium extraction company whose patented direct lithium extraction (DLE) technology recovers battery-grade lithium from low- and medium-concentration brines that conventional evaporation and ion-exchange methods cannot economically process.
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Azimut.ai is an Israeli maritime-visual-intelligence startup that turns existing EO/IR cameras into software-defined sensors for real-time vessel detection, identification, tracking, and anomaly alerting. Its Albatros platform targets ports and other coastal operators that need a live maritime picture when AIS, radar, or communications are incomplete or unavailable.
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Komodor is an Israeli private growth-stage SaaS startup providing Kubernetes operational intelligence, incident root-cause analysis, and observability for enterprise platform teams managing mission-critical containerized infrastructure.
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Israeli advanced materials startup developing lightweight composite and protective technologies for military and dual-use applications in defense platforms, critical infrastructure, and aerospace systems.
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Permit.io provides full-stack authorization infrastructure for applications, APIs, data, and AI-agent workflows. Its policy-as-code platform combines policy authoring, policy decision points, SDKs, APIs, GitOps, and enforcement integrations so teams can implement fine-grained permissions without rebuilding authorization logic in every product.
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Sedric is an Israeli AI-driven compliance monitoring platform that automates detection of policy breaches, misconduct, and regulatory violations in customer-facing communications across voice, chat, and messaging channels for regulated enterprises.
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Adaptive Shield developed an agentless SaaS Security Posture Management (SSPM) and SaaS identity-security platform. CrowdStrike acquired the company in November 2024 and now markets the technology as Falcon Shield, protecting SaaS configurations, identities, connected applications, data exposure, and activity.
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Akeyless is a cloud-native secrets and machine-identity platform offering centralized issuance, lifecycle management, rotation, and access controls for credentials, certificates, and encryption keys across hybrid, multi-cloud, and on-premise environments. The company emphasizes serverless architecture, reduced operational complexity versus self-hosted solutions, and enterprise-grade audit, compliance, and HSM/KMS integration capabilities.
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Corsight AI is an Israeli facial intelligence platform company providing real-time and forensic visual recognition software for law enforcement, aviation, critical infrastructure, and defense-adjacent security use cases with capability to operate in extreme environmental conditions.
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R2 Wireless is an Israeli deep-tech defense and security startup developing ODIN, a passive, software-defined RF sensing platform that detects, classifies, and geolocates wireless emitters across protocols and environments. Its stated applications span counter-UAS, electronic-warfare awareness, critical-infrastructure protection, and civilian perimeter security.
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brain.space is an Israeli neurotechnology startup developing high-density EEG hardware and a Brain-Data-as-a-Service platform for collecting, standardizing, and analyzing human brain and physiological signals. Its proposition is to make research-grade neural data faster to acquire and more comparable across people, studies, and applied AI products.
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Certora develops formal-verification and smart-contract security tools that check whether code satisfies explicitly written behavioral rules. Its primary market is blockchain and DeFi security, while the underlying specification and solver-based assurance approach has credible but not yet demonstrated applicability to other mission-critical software.
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Civ Robotics, formerly Civdrone, develops autonomous construction-layout robots and navigation software that transfer digital survey coordinates into precise physical markings for solar, civil infrastructure, roads, and other large outdoor projects. Its current product line has broadened from an RTK-equipped staking drone into ground robots such as CivDot+ and workflow products such as CivNav.
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Cyabra is an Israeli-American digital intelligence platform that detects coordinated inauthentic behavior, disinformation campaigns, and influence operations across social media and online ecosystems at scale.
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UltraSight develops AI-guided cardiac ultrasound software that provides real-time probe-position guidance and image-quality assessment so clinicians without specialist sonography training can acquire more consistently usable cardiac images at the point of care. Its commercial thesis is to extend cardiac imaging into emergency, community, outpatient, ambulance, and remote-care workflows using compatible ultrasound systems.
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Qylur is an Israeli deep-tech startup developing AI-enabled autonomous screening systems for high-volume security infrastructure. The company targets the intersection of throughput, detection performance, and operational automation in critical checkpoint environments.
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ReasonLabs is an Israeli cybersecurity and consumer protection startup providing endpoint security, anti-fraud, and online safety solutions powered by AI-driven threat detection and behavioral analysis.
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Sayata is an Israeli-founded Series C-backed platform providing AI-driven cyber risk analytics and underwriting intelligence for insurance carriers and brokers seeking to quantify, price, and manage cyber exposure across portfolios.
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Silverfort is a privately held identity-security company whose platform discovers, analyzes, and protects human, machine, and AI identities across cloud, on-premises, legacy, and IT/OT environments. Its Runtime Access Protection architecture is designed to apply identity-aware controls in authentication and access flows that conventional IAM and PAM tools often cannot cover without refactoring.
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eyesAtop is an Israeli defense-software startup building a hardware-agnostic command, control, and autonomy layer for operating multiple drones, sensors, and AI capabilities through one mission system. Public company materials describe field deployment with Israeli military units, but the scale and scope of those claims require customer and contract diligence.
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NVision Quantum Technologies GmbH is an Ulm-based quantum-technology startup commercializing POLARIS, a parahydrogen-induced-polarization platform for hyperpolarized metabolic MRI, while developing PIQC molecular-spin quantum computing architectures for photonic integrated circuits.
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Taranis is a precision agriculture intelligence platform delivering AI-powered crop analytics via high-resolution aerial imagery to support agronomic decision-making and agricultural supply resilience.
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Coro is a privately held cybersecurity platform for lean IT teams, mid-market organizations, and managed service providers. It consolidates endpoint, email, cloud application, identity, network, data, and security-awareness controls into one operating model with automated detection and remediation.
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