Israeli cybersecurity company raises $80 million at a $400 million valuation

Israeli cybersecurity company Daylight completes an $80 million Series B funding round at a $400 million valuation, led by Goldman Sachs. The round brings total capital raised to $120 million. Founded by former Torq employees, the company employs 80 people and develops an AI agent-based cybersecurity solution.

Israeli cybersecurity company Daylight announced today (Tuesday) the completion of an $80 million Series B funding round at a $400 million valuation. The round was led by Goldman Sachs' alternative investments arm, with Okta Ventures participating as a new investor, alongside existing investors Craft Ventures, Bain Capital, Vintage Capital, and Maple Capital. This round, about a year after Series A, brings the company's total capital raised since its founding to $120 million. According to the company, its revenues have grown more than 40-fold in the past year, although it does not disclose actual revenue figures. Its clients include Fortune 500 companies and technology firms like Lovable. Daylight was founded in early 2025 by Hagai Shapira (CEO) and Eldad Rodik (CTO), former Torq employees. The company employs 80 people, 43 of them in Israel. The funds will be used to expand operations in the US, enter markets in Europe, the Middle East, Africa, and Asia, and expand engineering teams. Daylight develops a cybersecurity solution that combines AI agents with information security experts, offering the Aura platform for managing security incidents in natural language.