Inside Israeli cybersecurity businesses, from the founders building products to the buyers assessing what those companies are worth.
Lead storyIsrael's defense industry generated $13 billion in exports last year. The legal machinery that targets terror financing, sanctions evasion, and state sponsors of terrorism remains largely invisible. It is time to recogni…
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Commercial spyware. Mobile forensics. Lawful intercept. The most regulated and most profitable corner of cybersecurity lives in a gray zone between co…
Dream Security entered Q1 2026 as Israel's category-defining national cyber resilience operator. Founded by Shalev Hulio, Gil Dolev, and former Austri…
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, Cellebrite, Paragon, and Candiru operate under Israel's MoD export-control regime. This defines the national security adjacency for cyber-s…
Wiz and CyberArk recorded $57B in exits for Israeli cybersecurity. This re-rated the asset class and shapes future consolidation.
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…
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…
