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מייסדי Echo אילון אלחדד מנכ"ל ו עילם מילנר CTO

Echo acquires operations of competitor Minimus

27.08.26|Meir Orbach

After Minimus decided to end its independent operations, Echo acquired the technology and customer operations of the company in a cash deal valued at a few million dollars

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After raising $51 million, Minimus shuts down as Twistlock founders return remaining cash to investors

24.08.26|Meir Orbach

The cybersecurity startup failed to gain enough commercial momentum to continue operating. Customers will have 60 days to migrate before the company's registry is switched off.

Liron Prizner Minimus

Minimus: "Today the most meaningful benefit is trust and flexibility"

05.05.26|Amy Shapiro

Liron Prizner, Talent Acquisition and Human Resources Business Partner at Minimus, explains how the cybersecurity startup is managing recruitment and workforce wellbeing amid a prolonged state of emergency alongside universal industry trends like brain drain and quiet quitting, as part of CTech’s HR: The Next Leap series.

הגנה מפני מתקפת סייבר עשויה לחסוך לארגונים נזקים כלכליים עצומים

Gutsy rebrands as Minimus: Twistlock founders return with a new security play

The startup claims it can eliminate 95% of software vulnerabilities—before they start.