Israel Funding Updates

Reco Raises $55M Series B to Expand Security for Enterprise AI Agents

$55M·Series B·Israel

Israel-based Reco is building security controls for AI agents that connect to enterprise applications, identities, permissions, and organizational data. Its platform helps security teams map those connections, monitor agent activity, and reduce risky access as autonomous tools enter everyday workflows. The company has raised $55 million in a Series B that includes strategic backing from AT&T Ventures. AT&T first became a Reco customer before investing, while Forestay and Quadrille Capital also joined existing backers Insight Partners, Boldstart Ventures, Workday Ventures, TIAA Ventures, Zeev Ventures, and S Ventures. Founded in 2020 by CEO Ofer Klein, CTO Tal Shapira, and CPO Gal Nakash, Reco said the round brings its total funding to $140 million. The company has about 140 employees across Israel and the United States and supports more than 280 application integrations, including OpenAI, Anthropic, Microsoft Copilot, Salesforce, ServiceNow, and Workday. Reco will direct the new capital toward sales, partnerships, channel development, and customer support. The expansion comes as large enterprises move from early AI-agent security projects toward broader deployments across business applications, collaboration tools, browsers, and automated workflows.

HyperGuest Raises $25M in Series Unknown to Expand Hotel Distribution Infrastructure

$25M·Series Unknown·Tel Aviv, Israel

Tel Aviv-based HyperGuest provides the infrastructure hotels need to connect directly with travel companies, booking sites, agencies, AI agents, and travel-technology providers. Its platform removes the need to build a separate technical integration for each partnership, helping bring hotel inventory, pricing, content, and commercial terms into one system. The company has raised $25 million from AMI, the mid-market investment arm of Apax Partners. HyperGuest was founded in 2020 by CEO Nir Yaron, CPO Amit Rahav, and COO Moshik Kantor, and has approximately 160 employees across 21 countries. HyperGuest says its platform now connects tens of thousands of hotels with thousands of travel companies and technology providers. It has processed more than $1 billion in cumulative transaction volume and had previously raised $28 million from investors including Lightspeed, Viola Ventures, the Altshuler fund, and THYAR. The new funding will support international expansion and further product development as AI-driven search changes how travelers discover and book hotels. HyperGuest plans to strengthen the infrastructure linking hotels with travel businesses, technology providers, and emerging booking channels, while also supporting transaction and payment workflows through its platform.

Rig Security Raises $12M Seed to Secure AI Agents Across Enterprise Identity Systems

$12M·Seed·Tel Aviv, Israel

Tel Aviv-based Rig Security is building a security layer for organizations using AI agents. Its platform identifies when an agent is acting through a human or machine identity, separates that activity from the user’s own actions, and enforces access policies in real time. The company has raised $12 million in Seed funding led by Ten Eleven Ventures and Brightmind Partners. CrowdStrike Falcon Fund joined through a strategic investment, with additional backing from Wiz co-founder Ami Luttwak and other cybersecurity executives. Rig closed the round in late 2025 and is now emerging from stealth. Founded by Guy Kozliner, Nokky Goren, and Michal Haikov, Rig combines identity security posture management with identity threat detection and response. Its platform maps permissions, sessions, and actions across cloud, on-premises, identity, and endpoint systems, while an endpoint sensor helps attribute activity to an AI agent before a risky action reaches the cloud. Rig is already used in production by Fortune 200 organizations across financial services, insurance, healthcare, and technology. The platform is available through the AWS Marketplace and CrowdStrike Marketplace, and the company plans to expand its team in Israel and the US over the coming year.

UltraSight Raises $24M Series B to Expand AI Echocardiography Across U.S. Healthcare Systems

$24M·Series B·Rehovot, Israel

Rehovot-based UltraSight develops an AI-powered echocardiography platform that enables appropriately trained medical staff to perform cardiac ultrasound examinations. The approach could help hospitals provide imaging in settings where specialist availability is limited, including intensive care units. The company has raised $24 million in a Series B led by Alive HealthTech Growth Fund. Deep Insight, Star51 Capital, Connecticut Innovations and eHealth Ventures joined the round, alongside existing investors Mayo Clinic Ventures, NYU and Iron Nation. The financing brings UltraSight’s total capital raised since its founding to $42 million. UltraSight’s Echosystem is installed in intensive care units at more than 10 medical facilities. The platform is intended to support faster access to cardiac imaging and help healthcare providers make more efficient use of trained staff as demand for examinations grows. CEO Davidi Vortman leads the company alongside founders Itay Kezurer, Achi Ludomirsky and Yaron Lipman. UltraSight will use the funding to expand commercial operations and implementation within U.S. healthcare systems, while continuing development of clinical applications for intensive care units. Rick Geoffrion is also joining as chairman of the board.

Chamelio Raises $26M Series A to Build AI-Native Contract Platform

$26M·Series A·Tel Aviv, Israel

Chamelio is building an AI-native legal platform for in-house teams that handles contracts from initial drafting and negotiation through approvals, obligations, and ongoing legal workflows. The Tel Aviv-based company is targeting the day-to-day work that often remains scattered across legacy contract management tools and manual processes. Founded in 2024 by Alex Zilberman, Gil Banyas, and Gal Lellouche, Chamelio has raised $26 million in Series A funding led by Entrée Capital. Work-Bench, Emerge Ventures, and Bright Pixel Capital also participated in the round. The company reports that annual recurring revenue has grown fourfold since its seed round five months ago. Chamelio says it now serves hundreds of customers, including Wiz, monday.com, Socure, AppsFlyer, and Wonderful.ai. Chamelio will use the funding to hire across its legal engineering and product teams while continuing development of its proprietary legal action model. It also plans to invest in onboarding technology, supporting how new customers adopt the platform and manage contract work across their organizations.

FIZE Medical Raises First Close of $20M Series B for Fluid Management

$20M·Series B·Israel

Israel-based FIZE Medical is developing smart fluid-management tools for critically ill patients, helping care teams monitor fluid levels digitally and use data to guide treatment. Its product portfolio includes FIZE kUO, a system for real-time monitoring, and FIZE Optima, a platform that provides AI-driven fluid-management insights. The company has reached the first close of a Series B financing that is progressing toward a $20 million target. The round is co-led by Asahi Kasei Medical and Rapha Capital Management, bringing additional backing to FIZE Medical’s product and commercial plans. FIZE Medical was founded by Noam Levine and Dror Zerem. It will use the proceeds to advance FIZE Optima’s development, including AI-driven prediction and treatment guidance, while strengthening commercial activity in its leading markets. The financing also supports broader distribution of the company’s monitoring technology. Asahi Kasei Medical will distribute FIZE kUO in Europe in addition to Japan, giving FIZE Medical an expanded route to market as it develops its platform and commercial presence.

Mind Raises $72M Series B to Expand Its AI-Native Data Loss Prevention Platform

$72M·Series B·Israel

Cybersecurity company MIND is building an AI-native data security platform that helps organizations find, classify, monitor, and protect sensitive information before it leaves their control. Its tools cover data stored across cloud services, endpoints, email, file shares, and generative AI environments. The company has raised $72 million in Series B funding led by Crosspoint Capital Partners, with existing investors YL Ventures and Paladin Capital Group participating. The round brings MIND’s total funding to $112 million, following a $30 million Series A completed the previous year. Founded by Eran Barak, Itai Schwartz, and Hod Bin Noon, MIND says it has grown revenue more than 17 times and customers eight times over the past year. The company has also introduced AI DLP Agents, which automate routine data loss prevention work such as identifying risky activity, investigating exposure, and applying remediation. MIND will use the funding to advance its autonomous DLP platform, expand across key enterprise markets, strengthen technology and channel partnerships, and hire additional staff. The company says the investment will help it serve a growing customer base as enterprises adopt generative and agentic AI while seeking tighter controls over sensitive data.

Loora Raises $22M Series B to Expand AI-Powered English Learning Platform

$22M·Series B·Tel Aviv, Israel

Loora has built an AI-powered English-learning app that gives users personalized tutoring through everyday conversations. The Tel Aviv company says more than 15 million people use its service, which helps learners improve English for work, study, and access to new opportunities. Loora raised $22 million in Series B funding led by Union Tech Ventures. Vgames participated alongside existing backers Emerge, Hearst Ventures, and QP Ventures, bringing the company’s total funding to $43 million. Founded by Roy Mor and Yonatan “Yonti” Levin, who met while serving together in Sayeret Matkal, Loora has expanded beyond individual learners into institutional sales. More than 100 corporations, governments, and universities worldwide use its service, while the company reports annual recurring revenue in the tens of millions of dollars. The platform uses learner conversations to personalize practice and track progress over time, rather than simply providing open-ended chatbot exchanges. Loora will use the new funding to expand its workforce and double headcount to 60 employees within six months, with most new hires expected to join its Tel Aviv offices.

Keewano Raises $12M Seed to Build Database Infrastructure for AI Agent Reasoning

$12M·Seed·Tel Aviv, Israel

Tel Aviv startup Keewano is building KeewanoDB, a database that preserves each entity’s full sequence of events in context. The approach is intended to help AI agents investigate unfamiliar patterns, rather than limit them to questions defined in advance by engineers or analysts. Keewano has raised $12 million in Seed funding led by Hetz Ventures. a16z speedrun, Remagine Ventures, DIG Ventures and angel investors also participated in the round. The company says KeewanoDB can query a quarter of a billion events in half a second and return results in a format that AI agents can use directly. Potential applications include examining why customers churned, tracing the behavior that preceded an outcome and comparing user journeys without reconstructing event histories at query time. Founded in 2024, Keewano was established by Mark Kardashov, Dima Karger, Pavel Bibergal and Vitaly Bukhovsky. Kardashov and Bukhovsky previously built TestProject and Devalore, while Bibergal served as Plarium’s CTO and Karger led one of the gaming company’s studios. The funding will support KeewanoDB’s launch and continued product development.

Eve Security Raises $4.5M Seed to Build Runtime Security Platform for AI Agents

$4.5M·Seed·Israel

Eve Security, an Israel-based runtime security startup, is building controls that help organizations deploy AI agents while monitoring what those systems do. Its platform provides visibility, governance and intervention tools to identify risky or unusual agent activity before it affects critical systems. The company has raised $4.5 million in seed funding led by Run Ventures, with participation from Dreamit Ventures, Blu Ventures and LiveOak Ventures. The round brings Eve Security’s total seed funding to $7.5 million. Founded by Nadav Cornberg, Sharon Eilon and Amit Eliav, Eve Security launched in January as enterprises began giving autonomous software access to sensitive tools and data. Unlike conventional security products that primarily track users, devices or infrastructure, Eve’s platform evaluates agent behavior as actions unfold. Eve Security will use the funding for product development and scale. Its roadmap includes agent discovery, real-time policy enforcement, automated remediation and behavioral monitoring, with recent support spanning Databricks, Microsoft Copilot Studio, Amazon AgentCore, Amazon Bedrock and Glean. The company has also added session-tainting capabilities, allowing controls to respond to an agent’s previous actions and exposure to sensitive systems.