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Israeli Cybersecurity Firm Pentera Cuts 60 Jobs Amid AI-Driven Industry Shift

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First reported by N12 · 3 hours ago

What happened

Israeli cybersecurity firm Pentera is laying off 60 employees amid rapid AI-driven industry changes, cutting 14% of its workforce while shifting to AI-native solutions and continuing to hire AI experts. The company serves Israeli government clients and recently raised significant funding, surpassing $100 million in recurring revenue.

01Pentera is laying off 60 employees, half based in Israel, cutting 14% of its workforce.
02The layoffs follow a previous round in April that cut 40 employees, mainly in marketing and admin.
03The company is transforming its platform to be AI-native to address rapid AI advancements.
04Pentera plans to keep hiring, focusing on candidates with AI expertise.
05Pentera serves most Israeli government ministries as an approved cybersecurity supplier.
06The company raised $60 million last year, with total funding around $250 million and $100 million in annual recurring revenue.

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