September 2025 in Israeli tech funding: $585 million in 23 deals
There were no mega-rounds during last month, with early-stage startups dominating funding.
Israeli startups raised more than $585 million across 23 deals in September, marking a year-over-year increase of over 30 percent.
Notably, there were no mega-rounds (rounds of over $100 million) last month, with early-stage startups dominating the funding landscape.
The largest round came from cybersecurity company Remedio (formerly GYTPOL), which raised $65 million in its first funding round since its founding.
Other significant deals included Irregular, which emerged from stealth with $80 million in funding, raised in two tranches: a $30 million round followed by a $50 million round.
See the full list of September’s deals below. (This list includes funding rounds of over $5 million that were officially announced during September.)
30.9.25
The 26-year-old entrepreneur, ousted from his first unicorn in 2023, returns with a startup aiming to slash the costs of running AI models
Israeli defense veterans say their technology delivers secure links where conventional systems collapse
The company launched from stealth in February 2023 with $53 million in Seed funding and has since grown to serve thousands of organizations
29.9.25
The startup targets the hidden costs of “long-tail” purchasing, where hundreds of small transactions drive up expenses across supply chains
18.9.25
The Israeli startup is one of only four companies cleared by the FAA to fly beyond visual line of sight
17.9.25
Sequoia leads the rounds, joined by Wiz’s Assaf Rappaport, Eon’s Ofir Ehrlich, and other investors, backing the Israeli company, founded by Dan Lahav and Omar Nevo, as it works with OpenAI, Anthropic, and government clients
16.9.25
Israeli startup targets U.S. and European markets with predictive maintenance platform
Ex-Granulate members Shay Sandler and Eli Rozen aim to transform enterprise cybersecurity with AI-native threat detection
The Israeli startup claims its AI platform cuts enterprise data risk by 90%
Fabrix says its explainable AI agents will transform access governance at scale
Israeli startup’s mirrord tool connects local code to cloud environments without deployment
15.9.25
Israeli startup aims to scale offensive security testing beyond manual and costly methods
After six years of profitable growth without outside funding, the female founder and ex-hacker is aiming to scale the autonomous cybersecurity platform
11.9.25
Lizo.ai, founded by Moshe Vaknin and Tal Berger, aims to redefine investment decisions with predictive analytics
With a system of AI agents, the startup aims to shift customer experience from reactive burden to growth driver
10.9.25
The team behind the $120 million Proofpoint acquisition is back with a secretless model for machine access
Founders Michal Lupu and Tal Haramati say AI is the moment they had been waiting for to “do something really big.”
The startup, founded by Unit 8200 veterans, was born from a VSCode hack and aims to give enterprises control over every application installed on their endpoints
The agentless platform aims to streamline Security Service Edge adoption for hybrid and cloud-first workforces
9.9.25
The Israeli company has now raised more than $250M, expanding global footprint across automotive, cloud, and telecom
8.9.25
Nadav Abrahami, co-founder of Wix, and Assaf Sagy, former global head of gaming at TikTok, have raised a $10 million Seed round for their new startup named Dazl, as they aim to turn AI prototypes into production-ready applications. About 30 Wix employees are joining the venture
4.9.25
The platform, launched only six months ago, has already seen thousands of users develop customized AI applications and agents
The startup aims to bridge legacy infrastructure with modern AI without costly data migrations
3.9.25
The startup’s digital asset platform now powers over $60 billion in secured crypto transactions worldwide
2.9.25
The startup’s patented technology projects building plans in real time, reducing errors and boosting productivity
