Inside Israeli cybersecurity businesses, from the founders building products to the buyers assessing what those companies are worth.
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Astrix Security: Tel Aviv non-human identity platform founded 2021 by Alon Jackson and Idan Gour, both Unit 8200 veterans. Raised $85M including the M…
Two listing templates define Israeli cybersecurity on the public markets: Check Point (Israeli entity, NASDAQ primary) and Palo Alto Networks (Delawar…
Japan is a structural buyer of Israeli cybersecurity, including SoftBank/Cybereason and NTT Security. The corridor spans OT, endpoint/cloud, and autom…
World's largest pure-play cybersecurity company by market cap — $130B+ on $10B+ revenue. Founded 2005 by Israeli engineer Nir Zuk (ex-Check Point, ex-…
Wiz was founded March 2020 by four Unit 8200 alumni; sold to Google for $32B on March 11, 2026 — the largest cyber acquisition ever and the largest Is…
Unit 8200: the IDF signals-intelligence corps and Israel's largest single military unit — the founding pool behind Check Point, Palo Alto Networks, Wi…
Nasdaq: ALLT. Founded 1996 in Hod Hasharon. CEO Eyal Harari. Deep packet inspection turned Security-as-a-Service. SECaaS ARR $33.7M (March 2026, +59%…
Cellebrite (Nasdaq: CLBT) — Petah Tikva digital-intelligence company whose UFED forensic-extraction platform is the global reference standard for law-…
Udi Mokady built CyberArk into the global category leader in privileged-access management — the second pillar of Israeli cybersecurity after Check Poi…
