Israeli Cybersecurity Firm Cyera Acquires Startup Oasis Security for $1 Billion
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First reported by Globes · 41 minutes ago
What happened
Israeli cybersecurity firm Cyera is acquiring startup Oasis Security for $1 billion to combine their platforms against AI-related security threats. The deal addresses the rise of autonomous AI agents accessing sensitive data and will see Oasis operate independently within Cyera. This move follows Cyera's recent $600 million funding and marks a major step in Israel's cybersecurity industry.
- 01Cyera signs $1 billion deal to acquire Israeli startup Oasis Security.
- 02The acquisition targets AI-related cybersecurity challenges from autonomous bots.
- 03Fortune 500 firms saw a 480% rise in non-human identities in six months.
- 04Oasis will remain an independent unit within Cyera post-acquisition.
- 05Cyera recently raised $600 million, valuing it at $12 billion.
- 06The deal signifies maturation of Israel's cybersecurity industry.
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