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The startup has built a security-first identity platform to protect humans, machines, and AI agents.
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.
Cybersecurity Funding
The company founded by Yossi Torati, Omer Gull, and Yuval Itzchakov has emerged from stealth mode.
Cybersecurity Funding
The bootstrapped company will invest in an AI-powered unified enterprise platform combining configuration, compliance, patching, and vulnerability management.
Cybersecurity Funding
Silent Push, which provides Indicators of Future Attack, has raised a total of $32 million in funding.
Cybersecurity Funding
The Israeli cybersecurity startup plans to expand its offensive security offering to cover more enterprise attack surface.
M&A Tracker
F5 is buying CalypsoAI for its adaptive AI inference security solutions, which will be integrated into its Application Delivery and Security Platform.
Cybersecurity Funding
AegisAI uses autonomous AI agents to prevent phishing, malware, and BEC attacks from reaching inboxes.
Cybersecurity Funding
Geordie has developed a platform that gives enterprises deep visibility into AI agents and what they are doing.
Cybersecurity Funding
The investment will accelerate product innovation and will fuel the security company’s expansion in the US.
Cybersecurity Funding
Tel Aviv–based startup replaces vaults and secrets managers with just-in-time policies, aiming to eliminate credentials entirely.
Funding/M&A
The industrial cybersecurity firm will become a wholly owned subsidiary of Mitsubishi Electric.
M&A Tracker
SentinelOne is buying Observo AI for a combination of cash and stock to boost its SIEM and data offerings.
M&A Tracker
Significant cybersecurity M&A deals announced by Accenture, CrowdStrike, F5, Okta, and SentinelOne.
Cybersecurity Funding
The AI-powered automated penetration testing firm will invest the new funds in R&D, team expansion, and global scale.
Artificial Intelligence
The Israeli startup’s AI-powered no-code platform helps security teams design and deploy custom apps in minutes—tackling tool sprawl without heavy engineering.
Cybersecurity Funding
Co-founded by former MITRE experts, the startup will use the funding to accelerate product innovation and fuel company growth.
Email Security
The transaction is valued up to $150 million, including performance-based retention awards, a Varonis spokesperson told SecurityWeek.
Funding/M&A
CrowdStrike says the acquisition will bring valuable technology to enhance its Falcon Next-Gen SIEM.
Cybersecurity Funding
Seemplicity announced a Series B funding round that will be used to create AI agents for its exposure management solution.
Cybersecurity Funding
1Kosmos has raised $57 million in Series B funding, which brings the total raised by the company to $72 million.
Cybersecurity Funding
Approov has raised $6.7 million in Series A funding to advance its mobile application and API security solutions.
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