GuardKnox develops a patented, end-to-end automotive cybersecurity platform that combines deterministic hardware and software components, including the Secure Network Orchestrator (SNO), secured domain controllers, and a service-oriented architecture. Its Communication Lockdown™ and zero-trust deterministic model routes and inspects messages, rejecting anything not explicitly designated as acceptable to provide real-time protection with zero false positives and no constant connectivity. The company adapted methodologies used to defend Israeli Air Force systems and fighter jets to vehicle security. GuardKnox was founded in 2016 in Ramla, Israel by Moshe Shlisel (CEO), Dionis Teshler (CTO) and Idan Nadav (VP R&D). Financially, it completed a $21 million Series A that brought total funding to $24 million. The company plans to use proceeds to expand its R&D team and open subsidiaries in strategic locations to support global expansion.

Total raised

$21M

Funding rounds

1

Latest round

Series A

Latest activity

Jun 2019