Israeli startup Ray Security has raised $11 million in seed funding to launch its new product, called the world’s first predictive data security platform. The funding round was co-led by Venture Guides and Ibex Investors.
Ray Security, founded in 2024, wants to change how companies protect their data. Instead of relying on fixed security measures, it uses adaptive systems that can anticipate how data will be used.
The platform watches how employees, systems, and AI agents access information, predicts what data will be needed next, and protects it in real time. The company says this approach can reduce data risks by up to 90%.
“Static defenses fall short in dynamic environments,” said Ariel Zamir, Ray Security’s co-founder and CEO. “Our platform learns from access patterns and adapts protection automatically, reducing the attack surface at scale.”
Ray Security was founded by Zamir, Chief Business Officer Eric Wolf, and Chief Technology Officer Dekel Levkovich. All three have experience working at well-known Israeli tech companies like NetApp, Check Point, Guardicore, and Axonius.
The company is based in Tel Aviv and also has operations in the U.S. and Europe.
Ray Security already works with Fortune 500 companies in regulated industries like finance, healthcare, and technology. Its platform is backed by over 10 pending patents and works with both cloud and on-premises systems, covering hybrid environments.
The new funding will be used to develop the product further and support expansion in the U.S.
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