Led · Series B · Mar 2022

Cybersixgill provides real-time, fully automatic threat intelligence solutions that collect and extract data from social media, instant messaging, and the clear, deep and dark web. Its platform creates contextual threat and risk intelligence to help organizations proactively detect and protect against phishing, data leaks, fraud, malware, and vulnerability exploitation. The company says its solutions enable preemptive security responses that enhance cyber resilience and minimize risk exposure in real time. Cybersixgill serves hundreds of customers across North America, EMEA, and APAC, including global enterprises, financial institutions, MSSPs, government and law enforcement agencies. It raised $35M in a Series B and plans to use the funds to continue product innovation, expand its global footprint, and grow sales and marketing. The company has raised a total of $56M to date. Sixgill develops a platform that automatically monitors deep and dark web forums and marketplaces to identify threats relevant to its clients. The company offers access via a SaaS platform or on-premises deployments and also provides access to its internal analysts for customers without in-house staff. Sixgill’s technology uses advanced automation and artificial intelligence to deliver contextual intelligence and integrates with security orchestration tools. Its current customer base mostly comprises large enterprises, law enforcement and other government agencies, and other security providers. The company plans to expand its geographic footprint across North America, EMEA, and APAC and to broaden product capabilities, including a Dynamic CVE Rating. According to Crunchbase, Sixgill has raised $21 million in total funding to date. Sixgill offers a cyber-intelligence platform that crawls the Dark Web and uses proprietary algorithms and big-data analysis to create profiles and patterns of hidden users and social networks. The platform claims to identify sensitive data leaks, illegal marketplaces, and to warn of potential physical attacks on organizations and individuals. Sixgill provides real-time alerts intended to give clients a heads-up before attacks or leaks occur. Typical clients include banks, government defence departments, and intelligence agencies. Key members of the team are former officials from Israel’s intelligence unit. The company announced a public launch alongside a new funding round to further develop its technology.

Led · Equity · Nov 2021

Mindspace operates a boutique flexible office business offering designed offices, luxurious lounges, equipped kitchens, meeting rooms and a tenant community for enterprises and SMBs. The company runs 32 locations across 17 cities in seven countries, covering over 100,000 square meters. Mindspace reports a customer base that is about 41% large enterprises and 38% small and medium-sized companies. In 2021 it recovered to and exceeded pre-COVID occupancy levels, reaching over 95% occupancy in Israel and Germany while maintaining pre-pandemic pricing. Recent product and service developments include a “Hybrid” on-demand office offering and increased technology-led tenant experience (apps, data-driven insights, personalized activities). Mindspace has signed six management agreements with landlords and recently opened new branches in London, Tel Aviv, Philadelphia and a hub-and-spoke location near Yakum. The company intends to use the new funds to continue growth and further expansion across Europe, the United States and Israel. Mindspace operates premium co-working locations that offer fully furnished spaces, internet, cleaning, stocked kitchens, a gym, community lounges, and support configuring VPNs and private servers. The company emphasizes design and a unique, well‑designed atmosphere intended to build community and culture for members, differentiating itself from competitors. Mindspace leases buildings rather than buying them, reducing upfront real estate costs and mortgage exposure. It began in Tel Aviv about four years ago and has expanded to Germany, Poland, and the United Kingdom. Enterprise customers include Microsoft, Booking.com, Spotify, Siemens, Samsung, and Techstars. Financially, Mindspace has raised $20 million from Crossroads to fund U.S. expansion and $35 million in total to date. Mindspace provides creative, stylish coworking spaces for teams of all sizes, offering meeting rooms, communal kitchens, dedicated services and curated design. Founded in 2014 by CEO Dan Zakai and Chief Business Officer Yotam Alroy, the company operates locations across Europe and Israel. Its current sites include Berlin, Hamburg, Munich, Tel Aviv and Herzliya, where it is hiring. Financially, Mindspace raised $15m in a Series A round. Backers were not disclosed. The company intends to use the proceeds to enter the U.S. market while continuing to expand and strengthen its presence in Europe.