Israeli cybersecurity firms, the operator-to-startup pipeline, post-acquisition integration, AI-era threat economics.
Lead storyWorld's largest pure-play cybersecurity company by market cap — $130B+ on $10B+ revenue. Founded 2005 by Israeli engineer Nir Zuk (ex-Check Point, ex-Juniper). Nir Zuk has served as CTO continuously for 20+ years across…
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Thirteen months. Two largest cyber exits in history. Both Israeli-founded. Google/Wiz at $32B. Palo Alto/CyberArk at $25B. Combined: $57B. Both retain…
CyberArk (Nasdaq: CYBR) — Petah Tikva identity-security category leader; founded 1999 by Udi Mokady and Alon Cohen; acquired by Palo Alto Networks for…
Google's $32 billion acquisition of Wiz — the largest Israeli technology exit in history — closed on March 11, 2026. Inside the transaction mechanics,…
Five Israeli-founded cybersecurity companies anchor American security infrastructure across 12+ states. $64.75B in acquisitions in 13 months. CyberArk…
Founded 2005 by ex-Check Point alumni Ruvi Kitov and Reuven Harrison. NYSE: TUFN from 2019. Taken private by Turn/River Capital in August 2022 for $57…
Nasdaq: VRNS. Founded 2005 by Yaki Faitelson and Ohad Korkus. Miami HQ, Herzliya R&D. ARR $745M. SaaS ARR $638M (86% of total). Q2 2026 revenue $180M.…
Commercial spyware. Mobile forensics. Lawful intercept. The most regulated and most profitable corner of cybersecurity lives in a gray zone between co…
Two listing templates define Israeli cybersecurity on the public markets: Check Point (Israeli entity, NASDAQ primary) and Palo Alto Networks (Delawar…
Dream Security entered Q1 2026 as Israel's category-defining national cyber resilience operator. Founded by Shalev Hulio, Gil Dolev, and former Austri…
