Israeli cyber firm Cyera raises $600 million at $12 billion valuation

Israeli cybersecurity company Cyera said it has completed a $600 million funding round at a $12 billion valuation, quadrupling its worth since its last raise about a year and a half ago. The round was led by Evolution Equity Partners, with participation from Israeli cyber fund Cyberstarts and Singapore’s Temasek, alongside existing investors Sequoia, Blackstone, Accel and Coatue.

Cyera builds a platform that lets enterprises monitor what their AI systems are doing and what data they can access. The company says the problem is widespread: about 68% of organizations cannot tell whether an action inside their systems was taken by a human employee or an AI agent, leaving them unsure which documents the AI touched, what decisions were made and whether sensitive information could leak.

Co-founder and CEO Yotam Segev said, “Trust starts with a clear understanding of what AI systems can see and what they are capable of doing. This is a foundational layer that organizations have been missing.” He said the new capital will speed up product development and support expansion into additional global markets.

Cyera says it has raised more than $2.3 billion since its founding, employs over 1,500 people across 18 countries, and has tripled annual recurring revenue every year for the past three years. In the past 18 months it completed five acquisitions, including Ryft and Genie, and its customers include Paramount, Chipotle and Docusign. The company’s rapid rise highlights how Israeli tech is benefiting from AI growth through security and infrastructure tools rather than foundation models themselves.