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Cybersecurity Funding
Cyera is positioned as one of the most valuable privately held cybersecurity firms in the world with total funding topping $2 billion.
Cybersecurity Funding
In the post-Mythos era, the company’s platform helps organizations enforce security controls across environments.
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The company founded by Yossi Torati, Omer Gull, and Yuval Itzchakov has emerged from stealth mode.
Cybersecurity Funding
Emphere’s solution delivers AI-driven remediation to software companies to speed up releases.
Artificial Intelligence
The startup’s solution captures, verifies, and governs all AI interactions within an enterprise’s environment.
Cybersecurity Funding
The Italian company has raised nearly $200 million in 2025 for its widely used embedded cybersecurity platform.
Cybersecurity Funding
The fresh investment comes less than six months after the startup’s seed funding announcement.
Cybersecurity Funding
The company plans to accelerate product development, scale go-to-market efforts, and hire new talent.
Cybersecurity Funding
The sovereign smartphone OS runs along Android or iOS, allowing users to switch between secure, isolated environments.
Cybersecurity Funding
Over the past decade, overall funding in Israeli cybersecurity companies has increased by more than 500%, according to YL Ventures.
Artificial Intelligence
The AI-powered platform autonomously conducts security design reviews and proactively identifies design flaws across development work.
Cybersecurity Funding
The funding round was led by KKR, with participation from Sixth Street Growth, TenEleven, and Carrick Capital Partners.
Cybersecurity Funding
The Italian startup will use the investment to build proprietary AI models, accelerate global expansion, and hire new talent.
Artificial Intelligence
The cybersecurity startup will use the investment to accelerate product development and fuel global expansion.
Cybersecurity Funding
The cybersecurity startup detects impersonation risk in real-time, across video, phone, and chat communication.
Artificial Intelligence
The startup will invest in expanding its engineering and research teams, deepening product integrations, and scaling go-to-market efforts.
Artificial Intelligence
Helmet Security has built an end-to-end platform that secures the infrastructure for agentic AI communication.
Artificial Intelligence
Established in 2024 by Cybereason co-founders Lior Div and Yonatan Striem-Amit, the company has raised a total of $166 million in funding.
Cybersecurity Funding
The startup will invest the funds in accelerating development of its second-generation fully homomorphic encryption (FHE) platforms.
Cybersecurity Funding
The cybersecurity startup will use the investment to accelerate product innovation and global expansion.
Cybersecurity Funding
The Swiss cybersecurity firm will scale its R&D, sales and marketing teams as it pursues expansion across Europe.
Application Security
The cybersecurity startup embeds AI agents into widely used tools to identify design flaws and eliminate them early.
Cybersecurity Funding
The cybersecurity startup plans to use the seed funding to accelerate product expansion and global growth.
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