Israeli technology startups raised $775 million across 23 disclosed funding rounds in February, making it the strongest February for venture funding since 2022.
The total excludes two additional rounds by Zafran and Anima, whose funding amounts were not disclosed.
While February lacked the single transformative mega-rounds that periodically reshape funding statistics, the month instead reflected a broad and deliberate allocation of capital across sectors viewed as essential to the next phase of AI adoption, from cybersecurity and enterprise data infrastructure to satellite networks and biotech.
The largest investment of the month went to Tomorrow.io, which raised $175 million at a valuation exceeding $1 billion to build its DeepSky satellite constellation, an effort aimed at replacing aging weather infrastructure and improving global forecasting.
Cybersecurity, however, remained the dominant theme.
Vega secured $120 million in a Series B round just five months after raising $65 million, bringing its total funding to $185 million and valuing the company at $800 million. Other cybersecurity startups also attracted significant backing. Gambit, founded by veterans of Israel’s Unit 8200 intelligence unit, raised $56 million to help companies ensure operational recovery after cyberattacks by mapping infrastructure and backup systems. Orion raised $32 million to deploy AI agents designed to detect and prevent data leaks, while Reco secured $30 million to address the growing risks associated with enterprise adoption of AI-driven software.
Venice, an identity security startup backed by founders of Wiz, raised $25 million to replace static access permissions with dynamic controls, while Backslash Security raised $19 million to address emerging vulnerabilities created by AI-generated software. Astelia, founded by former Israeli military cyber commanders, raised $25 million to identify the most critical risks among millions of vulnerabilities.
At the same time, startups focused on managing and structuring enterprise data, the raw material that powers AI, also drew substantial investment.
Nimble raised $47 million to automate the collection and integration of web data in real time, while Guidde secured $50 million to convert employee workflows into structured knowledge that can be used to deploy AI agents more reliably. Solid raised $20 million to help enterprises make internal data accessible and trustworthy for AI systems, and Matia raised $21 million to address fragmentation in enterprise data infrastructure.
See the full list of February’s funding rounds below. (The list includes all officially announced rounds above $5 million.)
Swan has grown to 200 customers using what it calls an AI “GTM Engineer”
The Israeli startup’s platform maps infrastructure and backup systems to ensure recovery after attacks
The Israeli startup’s platform turns employee workflows into structured knowledge for automation
Funding extension underscores urgency of protecting complex digital infrastructure
The Israeli startup’s platform automates real-time web data collection, verification, and integration for businesses worldwide
The Israeli startup aims to cut through millions of vulnerabilities to pinpoint real, exploitable risks
Insight Partners backs AI-driven overhaul of non-bank loan management
The Israeli startup is set to launch advanced trials for first-of-its-kind sarcoma treatment in collaboration with MD Anderson
The Israeli startup aims to help large organizations make internal data usable, and trustworthy, for non-technical teams
The Israeli company replaces static enterprise permissions with dynamic access control
The platform aims to automate the entire recruiting funnel amid soaring vacancy costs
Investors bet enterprises need new defenses as autonomous agents take over software development
The Israeli startup helps global brands manage visibility inside ChatGPT, Gemini, and Claude
The Israeli startup’s platform listens, guides, and provides answers in real time, helping reps focus on human connection
The Israeli firm turns existing sensors into a real-time shield against jamming and spoofing
Founded by Israeli brothers, the startup targets fragmentation in data infrastructure
Accel-led round brings total funding to $185 million, with Vega already reaching an $800 million valuation
The funding aims to expand platform reach amid rising Shadow AI usage and regulatory scrutiny
The Israeli startup seeks to digitize old U.S. property records to improve speed, accuracy, and efficiency
Platform analyzes supplier behavior and exposure in under five
The design-to-code platform used by Amazon and Samsung aims to cut front-end work by up to 80%
As crises unfold online, Senai aims to decode the world’s fastest-moving evidence
The new startup, Recapp, founded by Guy Nizan, secures funding led by Joe Montana’s Liquid2 Ventures to deliver AI-generated, short-form game recaps tailored to each fan
DeepSky constellation aims to replace aging government infrastructure and close global forecasting gaps
The Israeli company says its autonomous platform replaces legacy DLP tools with AI agents that track data in real time, detecting intent and stopping leaks before they occur
