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Ongoing Story· Day 3

Israeli Startups Dominate Global Cyber List With Nearly Half of Companies

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Israeli Startups Dominate Fortune's 2027 Cyber 60 List

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Israeli-founded cybersecurity companies represent nearly half of Fortune's 2027 Cyber 60 list, with 29 out of 60 startups recognized. The companies span growth, early growth, and early stage categories, showcasing Israel's significant role in the global cybersecurity industry. Notable firms include Cato Networks and Island, with a growing number focusing on AI security challenges. The strong showing highlights Israel's innovation in both securing AI operations and developing AI-powered cyber defenses.

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  • 29 Israeli-founded startups are featured on Fortune's 2027 Cyber 60 list, making up nearly half of the total.
  • The recognized companies span growth, early growth, and early stage categories, demonstrating broad Israeli innovation.
  • Cato Networks, a growth-stage company, reported over $415 million in annual recurring revenue.
  • Island, another growth-stage firm, secured $400 million in funding at a $6.4 billion valuation.
  • Many Israeli startups on the list are focusing on cybersecurity challenges posed by artificial intelligence.
  • Act Security and Bold Security are among the early-stage companies addressing cloud security and data protection.

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