• RAVEN.IO

  Participated · Seed · Mar 2026

  Raven.io provides runtime protection for applications, delivering CVE-less behavioral protection without instrumentation or performance impact. Its platform is deployed in production with 11 enterprise customers across insurance and financial services. The company was founded by Guy Franco, Roi Abitboul, and Omer Yair and is based in Palo Alto. Raven.io has registered its technology in three U.S. patents. Following the recent financing, the company plans to accelerate product development, expand U.S. go-to-market efforts, and grow its engineering and research teams.

• Zeroport

  Participated · Seed · Jan 2026

  Zeroport provides Fantom, a patented hardware solution that establishes a physical non-IP bridge at network boundaries, allowing only human interaction signals inbound and display-only pixel streams outbound. By eliminating IP traffic, the platform removes the attack surfaces exploited in high-profile breaches of VPN and remote-access tools. Founded in mid-2024 in Herzliya by CEO Joseph Gertz and CTO Lavi Friedman, the company targets enterprises that need remote connectivity without compromising critical assets. Friedman and COO Rotem Kalmi, alumni of the IDF’s Unit 81, identified the shortcomings of legacy VPN systems during their reserve duty. Zeroport currently employs 25 people across offices in Israel, New York, and Singapore, and plans to grow its headcount to roughly 40 within the next year. Management claims the solution can save customers millions in breach-related costs while simplifying secure connectivity. No revenue or user figures have been disclosed to date.

• Concentric AI

  Participated · Series B · Oct 2024

  Concentric offers an AI-powered data inventory and protection platform that catalogs critical information across databases, storage buckets, email, messaging apps and even generative AI chatbots like Microsoft Copilot. Customers link Concentric to their data sources, after which the product finds sensitive items (passwords, private files, audio/video), traces data lineage, and provides recommendations to secure data and meet compliance standards. Concentric creates semantic representations of data rather than storing raw sensitive data, and surfaces anomalous activity for remediation. The company serves customers in industrial manufacturing, insurance and higher education, including Hagerty and DeVry University. Client base growth has been strong, with the company reporting a 300% increase from a year earlier. Management says the product roadmap and partner program will be expanded using new funding, and Concentric plans to grow headcount to 125 by 2025. Concentric AI offers an autonomous data security solution that helps organizations discover, evaluate, and remediate security issues across structured and unstructured content without large analyst teams or end-user involvement. The company targets the $19 billion market for data security, access governance, and loss prevention. Its technology leverages emerging deep learning methods, per the co-founders, to protect content across cloud and on-premises environments. Concentric’s co-founders are Karthik Krishnan (CEO), Madhu Shashanka (Chief Data Scientist), and Shankar Subramaniam (CTO and VP, Engineering). With the new funding, Concentric plans to grow its roster of corporate customers through expanded sales and marketing and to extend its solution to protect an expanding menu of content, locations, and use cases. The company positions itself as an autonomous alternative to labor-intensive data protection approaches.

• CyVers

  Participated · Seed · Dec 2022

  Cyvers develops an AI-backed, real-time security platform that monitors transactions across Ethereum, BNB Chain, Polygon and Avalanche to detect and stop smart-contract vulnerabilities and on-chain attacks before they finalize. Its product suite includes AddressShield for address monitoring, VigiLens for cross-chain threat intelligence, a Runtime Sensor to detect flash loans and frontrunning, MalConAPI for smart-contract malware scanning, and a 24/7 security operations center. The company reports over 99% detection accuracy and says it identified potential losses of $30 billion since 2023 and prevented roughly $800 million in 2025 alone. Cyvers partners with insurance and audit firms such as Relm Insurance and Sub7 and cites use by exchanges and DeFi protocols. With the new $20 million financing, Cyvers plans to expand its infrastructure to handle more complex threat scenarios and scale its real-time AI defenses.

No current team members are available.