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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Where do Assaf Rappaport, Ami Luttwak, Yinon Costica, and Roy Reznik go after the $32B Google acquisition. Three identifiable paths: Google Cloud rete…
The Mossad operator-to-founder pipeline sits alongside Unit 8200 but produces a structurally different Israeli cybersecurity and defense-tech operator…
NSO Group (Pegasus, on US Entity List since Nov 2021), Cellebrite (NASDAQ: CLBT, mobile forensics), Paragon, Candiru, and the broader Israeli cyber-su…
Wiz at $32B. CyberArk at $25B. Two record exits in thirteen months, both Israeli. The Olam tracks what's left in the pipeline, who consolidates next,…
The Q1 2026 Israeli Cyber 50 reflects a category reshaped by the $32B Google/Wiz and $25B Palo Alto/CyberArk acquisitions. Full ranking across four ti…
If Unit 8200 were a venture fund, it would be the most successful in cybersecurity history. The Olam tracks Israel's intelligence-to-founder pipelines…
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%…
QuaDream: the defunct Israeli offensive-cyber firm behind REIGN, shut down April 2023 after Citizen Lab+Microsoft joint disclosure and MoD denial of a…
Candiru: the Israeli offensive-cyber firm behind DevilsTongue — the Windows, mobile, and browser exploit platform disclosed by Microsoft and Citizen L…
