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ג'ון אייסין סגן נשיא בכיר ServiceNow לצד מטה החברה ב קליפורניה

"A gorgeous situation": ServiceNow's CEO celebrates a shrinking workforce

29.10.26|Allon Sinai

The software company says its own AI tools have saved more than $1 billion a year and let it hire fewer people. Its shares fell about 25% on weaker guidance.

Yevgeny Dibrov Assaf Rappaport

Before Armis and Wiz were worth billions, Rappaport and Dibrov wrote each other $100,000 checks

The two cybersecurity entrepreneurs first met in the IDF’s elite Unit 81 before becoming early investors in each other’s startups, which went on to produce two of Israel’s biggest technology exits.

ג'ון אייסין סגן נשיא בכיר ServiceNow לצד מטה החברה ב קליפורניה

ServiceNow's latest earnings show why it paid $7.75 billion for Armis

Management devoted much of its quarterly update to explaining how the Israeli cybersecurity company fits into its strategy to become the enterprise AI control layer.

הוועידה כלכלית לאומית - מליאה חברתית - פאנל מאיר אורבך כלכליסט יוחנן מאלי מנכ"ל משרד הנגב הגליל והחוסן הלאומי דנה ניסל מנכ"לית ארגון 'אנו באנו' נדיר יזרעאל מייסד משותף ו – CTO ארמיס מיכל שריג כדורי מנכ"לית פורום חברות הצמיחה מנהלת קשרי ממשל וידאו

"High-tech is not only an economic engine, but also a social engine"

16.07.26|Almog Azar

Dana Nissel, CEO of Anu Banu, was speaking at the National Economic Conference. Yohanan Mali, Director General of the Ministry of the Negev, Galilee and National Resilience: "When you are within driving distance of the center, you are not a periphery"; Nadir Izrael, co-founder and CTO of Armis, said that "AI is the democratization of high-tech"; And Michal Sarig-Kaduri, Director of Government Relations at Wix, added: "AI is just infrastructure - those who create opportunities are leadership."

ג'ון אייסין סגן נשיא בכיר ServiceNow לצד מטה החברה ב קליפורניה

“With Armis, ServiceNow is positioned to build the largest cyber business in the world”

27.04.26|Meir Orbach

John Aisien, Senior Vice President at ServiceNow, and Armis CEO Yevgeny Dibrov frame the $7.75 billion deal as a step toward creating a “control tower” for enterprise security in the AI era.

יבגני דיברוב ו נדיר יזרעאל מייסדי ארמיס

Beyond the exit: What the $7.75 billion Armis deal says about Israel

22.04.26|Yevgeny Dibrov, Nadir Izrael

The personal story of Armis co-founders Yevgeny Dibrov and Nadir Izrael mirrors the rise of an entire ecosystem.

יבגני דיברוב ו נדיר יזרעאל מייסדי ארמיס

ServiceNow completes $7.75 billion Armis acquisition as AI security focus grows

The company continues investment despite stock market pressure.

כנס TECH TLV - מימין בגני דיברוב מייסד משותף ומנכ"ל Armis דרור בין מנכ"ל רשות החדשנות

“I am confident we will see a trillion-dollar Israeli company”

10.02.26|Sophie Shulman

Dror Bin, CEO of the Israel Innovation Authority, was speaking alongside Yevgeny Dibrov, co-founder and CEO of Armis, as part of Calcalist's Tech TLV conference.

מימין יניב ורדי ו מנכ"ל ארמיס יבגני דיברוב

After Armis’ sale, the spotlight turns to Claroty and Axonius in asset visibility cybersecurity

22.01.26|Meir Orbach

As organizations struggle to map and secure sprawling networks of connected devices, the two unicorns are emerging as the next potential exits in a suddenly red-hot market.

מייסדי Wiz וויז , מימין לשמאל: רועי רזניק , עמי לוטבק , אסף רפפורט ו ינון קוסטיקה

$2 billion to flow to Israeli employees from Wiz, CyberArk, and Armis deals

06.01.26|Sophie Shulman

The cyber acquisitions are expected to deliver historic equity payouts before taxes in 2026.

מייסדי סייארה Cyera מימין תמר בן אילן CTO ו יותם שגב המנכ"ל

The five biggest Israeli tech funding rounds of 2025

Cyera, Rapyd, Armis, Cato Networks, Deel, and Eon lead Israel’s high-tech funding surge in 2025 with mega-rounds totaling billions.

Yevgeny Dibrov Assaf Rappaport

After Armis and Wiz, Israeli tech is quietly walking away from the IPO dream

25.12.25|Sophie Shulman

Why Wall Street has lost its appeal, and M&A has taken its place.

מימין מנכ"ל ארמיס יבגני דיברוב ו סמנכל טכנולוגיה נדיר יזרעאל

ServiceNow CEO: “The Armis acquisition is a major accelerator of growth”

Bill McDermott frames the $7.75 billion acquisition as a growth bet shaped by rising AI-driven cyber risk.

יבגני דיברוב ו נדיר יזרעאל מייסדי ארמיס

After Wiz, CyberArk, and Armis, Israel’s cyber ‘royal flush’ is complete

24.12.25|Sophie Shulman

The sale of Armis caps a record year of exits, but raises hard questions about what comes next.

מימין מנכ"ל ארמיס יבגני דיברוב ו פבלו סטרן סגן נשיא בכיר בחברת servicenow

“The negotiation, the deal, all those pieces… happened very recently,” ServiceNow executive says of $7.75B Armis deal

24.12.25|Meir Orbach

ServiceNow’s Pablo Stern says the acquisition strengthens security workflows, while Armis CEO Yevgeny Dibrov highlights the synergy that will benefit customers and employees alike.

קרן הון סיכון אינסייט Insight Partners

Insight Partners to receive $4.2 billion from Armis sale to ServiceNow

Other major investors also benefit from the $7.75 billion deal: CapitalG to receive $720 million, One Equity Partners $387.5 million, and Georgian $310 million.

יבגני דיברוב ו נדיר יזרעאל מייסדי ארמיס

Armis founders set to pocket $465 million each in $7.75 billion ServiceNow sale

23.12.25|Meir Orbach

Six percent stakes deliver one of the largest personal payouts in Israeli tech.

ServiceNow sets aside about $500 million to retain Armis employees

Roughly 950 staff are expected to join the enterprise software group following the cybersecurity acquisition.

יבגני דיברוב ו נדיר יזרעאל מייסדי ארמיס

ServiceNow acquiring Armis for $7.75 billion in all-cash deal

23.12.25|Meir Orbach

The Israeli cybersecurity unicorn raised $435 million at a $6.1 valuation just last month.

שי מישל שותף מנהל בקרן ההשקעות מרלין ונצ'רס

“The acquisition of Armis marks a clear entry by ServiceNow into cybersecurity”

15.12.25|Meir Orbach

Shay Michel of Merlin Ventures explains why the Armis deal would fold cyber, asset visibility and risk management into ServiceNow’s core platform, and what it signals for the federal market and Israeli startups.