Participated · Equity · Aug 2026

OLIGO Security provides a runtime security platform that observes code execution in production to prioritize exploitable vulnerabilities, detect malicious behavior in real time, and apply virtual patching to block exploit attempts without breaking production. The company launched Runtime Exploit Blocking to extend detection and blocking of exploit attempts at the application layer. OLIGO has experienced strong commercial momentum, reporting 300% year-over-year revenue growth and selection by AWS as the exclusive AI runtime security partner for AWS Security Hub Extended. It also joined Palantir's FedStart Program to accelerate FedRAMP High and DoD IL5 authorization. OLIGO has raised $140 million in total funding and says it will use the new capital to accelerate product innovation and expand global go-to-market operations. The company is headquartered in Tel Aviv.

Led · Seed · Jun 2026

Magnitude builds AI-driven digital workers that continuously assess and govern third- and Nth-party vendor risk by gathering and validating evidence, making risk decisions, and driving remediation. Its autonomous governance and defense system operates in line with each enterprise’s policies and improves its reasoning over time. The platform produces high-confidence decisions and remediations in real time to manage external dependencies. Magnitude was founded by CEO Rami Habal and is based in San Francisco, CA. Following its $10M Seed raise led by Ballistic Ventures, the company plans to expand operations and accelerate product development. The article did not report revenue, user metrics, prior funding rounds, or valuation.

Led · Series A · Mar 2026

Above Security positions itself as a next-generation insider threat platform designed for an era where humans and AI agents can both act as insiders. Its platform uses a network of specialized AI investigators and an Arbiter engine that focuses on intent determination by correlating behavioral signals rather than relying on static rules or anomaly detection. The company says this approach reduces false positives, minimizes manual investigation, and produces actionable behavioral timelines for security, legal, and HR teams. Above reports it has been revenue-generating for six months and that enterprise customers are deploying the platform without traditional policy configuration. It has built integrations across identity, endpoint, and SaaS ecosystems and is targeting organizations with more than 1,000 employees operating in SaaS-heavy environments. Above was founded in 2025 by Aviv Nahum and Amir Boldo, and was selected for the 2026 Cybersecurity Startup Accelerator backed by CrowdStrike, AWS, and NVIDIA.

Led · Series A · Mar 2026

Native provides a cloud security control platform that continuously translates security intent into enforceable, secure-by-design architecture across AWS, Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud, and Oracle Cloud Infrastructure. Its solution leverages each provider’s native controls to adapt security posture for multi-cloud enterprises. The company reports deployment with Fortune 100 customers across finance, technology, and media. Native currently has 41 employees across Tel Aviv and the United States and plans to grow to 90 employees by the end of 2026. Financially, the company completed a $31M Series A that brought total funding to $42M. The company was founded by CEO Amit Megiddo, CPO Gal Ordo, and CTO Eyal Faingold, and Phil Venables has joined its board.

Participated · Seed · Mar 2026

Armadin develops an AI-native platform that uses an "agentic attacker swarm"—a network of specialized AI agents—to simulate advanced threat actors and identify exploitable vulnerabilities. The platform focuses on continuous, machine-speed offensive security testing to prepare organizations for next-generation, AI-powered cyber threats. The company is led by CEO Kevin Mandia and is headquartered in San Francisco. Following the $189.9 million Seed and Series A raise, Armadin plans to use the funding to develop and scale its AI-powered cybersecurity offerings. The articles do not report public revenue, user metrics, or a valuation.