Israeli cybersecurity firms, the operator-to-startup pipeline, post-acquisition integration, AI-era threat economics.
Lead storySentinelOne (NYSE: S) — Israeli-founded autonomous endpoint security. $6B market cap, $1.16B ARR, 2,800 employees. Weingarten, Cohen, Shamir founded 2013. Acquired Prompt Security ($250M), Observo AI ($230M), PingSafe. T…
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SentinelOne (NYSE: S) — Israeli-founded autonomous endpoint security. $6B market cap, $1.16B ARR, 2,800 employees. Weingarten, Cohen, Shamir founded 2…
Israeli-founded cloud-native application protection platform. Dror Davidoff and Amir Jerbi, 2015. Ramat Gan HQ. Insight-led $135M Series E March 2021…
Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, founded 1969 in Beer Sheva, renamed 1973 after Israel's founding PM. Cyber@BGU is Israel's largest academic cyber-…
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…
Eyal Waldman built Mellanox into the high-performance networking platform NVIDIA needed for the AI era — sold to NVIDIA in 2020 for $6.9B. Now NVIDIA'…
Check Point Software (Nasdaq: CHKP; TASE: CHKP) — Tel Aviv cybersecurity anchor founded 1993 by Gil Shwed, Marius Nacht, and Shlomo Kramer. Invented s…
Two listing templates define Israeli cybersecurity on the public markets: Check Point (Israeli entity, NASDAQ primary) and Palo Alto Networks (Delawar…
Japan has moved from cautious observer to structural buyer of Israeli cybersecurity — SoftBank/Cybereason, NTT Security, Fujitsu, NEC, Toyota. The cor…
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-…
