Israeli Startup Cye Raises $100M for Cyber Defense

CYE Secures $100 Million in Growth Funding
CYE, a cybersecurity firm, has successfully completed a new growth funding round, securing $100 million in investment. The round was spearheaded by EQT, a prominent investment firm, with additional participation from 83North.
Company Overview and Approach
Established in 2012 by Reuven Aronashvili, CYE focuses on bolstering the security infrastructure of businesses. A core component of their strategy involves performing authorized, simulated attacks – often referred to as offensive security – against client networks.
This proactive approach aims to identify vulnerabilities before they can be exploited by malicious actors. Beyond these penetration tests, CYE also delivers incident response services and provides expert security consulting.
Hyver: A Key Product Offering
Central to CYE’s offerings is Hyver, their flagship product. Hyver is designed to provide a comprehensive evaluation of a company’s network and all associated digital assets.
Financial Performance and Expansion
CYE reports consistent profitability since its inception and currently serves clients among the Fortune 500. The company maintains a global presence, with offices in London and a recently established location in New York.
Future Plans and Investment Allocation
According to Sharon Argov, CYE’s chief marketing officer, the $100 million investment will be strategically allocated to several key areas. These include expanding operational capabilities, furthering research and development initiatives, and enhancing sales and marketing efforts.
The company also intends to significantly grow its team, with plans to double its current workforce of 80 employees.
Vision for the Future of Cybersecurity
Reuven Aronashvili stated that CYE is dedicated to revolutionizing how organizations approach cybersecurity. Their goal is to empower businesses to accurately identify and address the most critical threats they face.
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