
Israeli cybersecurity company Huskeys has raised US$27 million in a Series A funding round. This brings the company’s total funding to US$35 million.
SUMMARY
- Huskeys has raised US$27 million, bringing its total funding to US$35 million.
- The round was led by Blackstone, with several cybersecurity-focused investors also participating.
- The company was founded by Itai Gafni and Roy Weissfeld, both former members of Israel’s Unit 8200.
The funding round was led by Blackstone, a major U.S. investment company.
Other investors in the round include Skinos Ventures, Yishay Yovel’s investment fund, Okta’s investment fund, Zscaler’s investment fund, and Merlin Ventures.
Senior leaders from major cybersecurity companies also invested in the round. They include executives from Google, Microsoft, Palo Alto Networks, Cloudflare, Check Point, AWS, and Intel.
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Other private investors include actor and comedian Assi Cohen and mentalist Lior Suchard, who also works as an adviser to Huskeys.
"Five months ago, we left stealth with a clear vision to build a new cybersecurity category for the AI era, which we have seen grow stronger," said Gafni, co-founder and CEO of Huskeys.
"Artificial intelligence has changed the way the internet works, and along with tremendous opportunities, it has also brought new security risks and the potential to damage organizations' revenues. We believe that in the near future, most identities operating on the internet will be autonomous agents, and organizations will need a new infrastructure that can identify, secure and manage them."
Huskeys is building a platform that uses agentic AI to improve existing web security systems. The company wants to help Web Application Firewalls (WAFs) work better as more AI agents start using the internet.
The company was founded by Itai Gafni, CEO, and Roy Weisfeld, CTO. Both previously served in Israel’s Unit 8200. Gafni worked on AI projects, while Weissfeld focused on web security research.
Since coming out of stealth mode, Huskeys has grown its business, gained new customers, and expanded into international markets.
















