CrowdStrike News
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/PRNewswire/ -- Seraphic today announced at Fal.Con 2025 that its Secure Enterprise Browser (SEB) solution is now available for purchase in the CrowdStrike...
Seraphic has announced that its Secure Enterprise Browser (SEB) solution is now available for purchase in the CrowdStrike Marketplace. This integration allows customers to access Seraphics browser-native protection directly within the CrowdStrike Falcon platform, enhancing security by providing real-time visibility into browser activity and user behaviors. The partnership with CrowdStrike aims to address the increasing cyber threats targeting browsers, which are often overlooked by traditional security solutions. The integration empowers joint customers with faster detection and response capabilities. Seraphic is recognized for its innovative technology in the Enterprise Browser Security market and is backed by several investors, including the CrowdStrike Falcon Fund.
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The Israeli cybersecurity unicorn, which acquired Israeli startup Trail Security for $162 million last month, plans on growing its workforce from 400 to 600 employees by the end of 2025. "We aim to be the CrowdStrike of data security, with billions in revenue," said CEO Yotam Segev.
Cyera, an Israeli cybersecurity company, has raised $300 million in a Series D funding round, led by Accel and Sapphire Ventures, at a valuation of $3 billion. The company plans to expand its workforce from 400 to 600 employees by the end of 2025, focusing on hiring in Israel. Cyera recently acquired Trail Security for $162 million, enhancing its Data Security Posture Management solution. The company has added over 50 new customers, many of which are large enterprises, and aims to reach $100 million in revenue by the second half of next year. Cyeras platform leverages AI and machine learning to protect data across various environments, positioning itself as a leader in the cybersecurity industry.
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The Israeli startup’s solutions help security teams manage the organization’s applications, identities, and detect unusual behavior within the SaaS ecosystem.
CrowdStrike is acquiring Israeli cybersecurity startup Adaptive Shield for approximately $300 million. Adaptive Shield, founded in 2019, specializes in SaaS security solutions that help manage applications and identities, detecting unusual behavior in cloud environments. The company previously raised $10 million from Blackstone and $30 million in a Series A round led by Insight Partners, with participation from Okta Ventures and Vertex Ventures Israel. The acquisition aligns with CrowdStrikes strategy to enhance its identity-based protection capabilities in the cloud. Despite a recent outage, CrowdStrikes share price has increased by 25% this year, reflecting strong market confidence.
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The acquisition price has not been disclosed, but it is estimated at $300 million, which represents a handsome return for investors in the Tel Aviv-based startup.
CrowdStrike, a leading US cybersecurity company, has acquired Israeli cloud security startup Adaptive Shield. The acquisition, estimated at $300 million, marks CrowdStrikes continued expansion in the Israeli market, following previous acquisitions of Flow Security, Bionic, Reposify, and Preempt Security. Adaptive Shield, based in Tel Aviv, specializes in SaaS security solutions, helping organizations manage cybersecurity risks in cloud applications. The acquisition is expected to enhance CrowdStrikes identity-based protection capabilities. Key investors in Adaptive Shield include Vertex Ventures, Insight Partners, Okta Ventures, and Blackstone. The deal is seen as a significant return for these investors, with the transaction being paid mostly in cash and partly in stock.
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Rethinking cybersecurity: Preventing the next massive IT outage | CTech
A faulty software deployment by CrowdStrike caused the largest IT outage in history, impacting organizations and lives globally. The outage highlighted the risk of over-reliance on single sources of technology and software, and the lack of resilience. The event has become a blueprint for nation-state adversaries to recalibrate tactics and cause devastating consequences. The outage also showed that power and water resources remain most at risk of significant attack. The full effects of the outage have yet to be quantified, but it has severely affected critical operations in hospitals and air travel, and even caused 9-1-1 to go down.
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CrowdStrike acquiring cyber startup Flow Security in $200 million deal | CTech
Cybersecurity company CrowdStrike is acquiring Israeli startup Flow Security, a firm that develops a cloud data runtime security solution. The deal is estimated to be worth between $200-220 million, primarily in cash. Flow Securitys solution will be integrated into CrowdStrikes Falcon XDR platform. The startup, founded in 2021, has raised $13 million to date. All 30 Flow Security employees will join CrowdStrike’s center in Israel. This is CrowdStrikes fourth acquisition in Israel.
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קראודסטרייק נושפת בעורפה של פאלו אלטו - ומגדילה את ההימור על ישראל
CrowdStrike, a major player in the cybersecurity industry, has acquired Flow Security to strengthen its presence in Israel and expand its product offerings. This move positions CrowdStrike to compete more directly with Palo Alto Networks. Despite earlier denials from Flow Securitys CEO, Jonathan Roizin, the acquisition has now been confirmed. This strategic acquisition is expected to enhance CrowdStrikes capabilities and market reach, particularly in the Israeli market.
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US cyber giant CrowdStrike snaps up Israeli-founded cloud security startup Bionic
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CrowdStrike buying Israeli cybersecurity co Reposify
Cybersecurity company CrowdStrike Holdings, Inc. has announced plans to acquire Israeli startup Reposify. The acquisition price was not disclosed but is estimated to be in the tens of millions of dollars. Reposify, founded in 2016, has raised $8.5 million from investors including First Rays Venture Partners, Joule Ventures, toDay Ventures, and Lior Suchard. The companys technology scans the internet for exposed assets of an organization to detect and eliminate risk. The deal will be completed mainly in cash, with a portion in CrowdStrike shares.
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CrowdStrike ישראל פורצת גבולות כדי לפתח את הדור הבא של הטכנולוגיה
CrowdStrike, a leading American cybersecurity company, has expanded its operations in Israel following the acquisition of Preempt Security in 2020. The company, which specializes in cloud-based security solutions, has nearly doubled its workforce in Israel since the acquisition. The Israeli R&D team has become a key player in the companys international operations. CrowdStrike plans to recruit dozens more technology professionals by the end of the year to further develop its identity protection products.
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Israeli-American cyber company Preempt Security to be acquired by CrowdStrike in $96 million deal
