Claroty is a cybersecurity company based in the US and Israel that protects cyber-physical systems and critical infrastructure. In January 2026, it raised $150 million in Series F funding. Now valued at about $3 billion, Claroty is expanding worldwide in the industrial, energy, utility, and healthcare sectors.
Company Origins and Mission
Claroty was founded in 2015 by Amir Zilberstein, Galina Antova, and Benny Porat, who have strong experience in cybersecurity, industrial systems, and national security. The company aimed to address the growing need to protect operational technology as it became more connected to IT networks and the internet. Claroty’s mission is to protect cyber-physical systems that support essential services and industrial operations, helping ensure safety, reliability, and ongoing operations. From the beginning, Claroty focused on protocol awareness and asset visibility, allowing organizations to secure complex industrial networks without disruptions.
Product Platform and Technology Focus
Claroty offers a platform to protect cyber-physical systems, available for both on-premise and cloud use. Its main products are Claroty Continuous Threat Detection for on-premise environments and Claroty xDome, a SaaS platform for asset discovery, risk assessment, vulnerability management, threat detection, and secure remote access. The platform supports thousands of industrial, IoT, and medical device protocols, making it suitable for large companies in many industries. Claroty also runs Team82, a research group that has found and reported hundreds of new vulnerabilities in industrial and medical systems, helping to improve global cybersecurity.
Venture Funding Journey and Capital Growth
Claroty went public in 2016 with a $32 million funding round led by Bessemer Venture Partners, Innovation Endeavors, Marker LLC, and Mitsui & Co. This funding helped the company grow its engineering and sales teams. In 2018, Claroty raised another $60 million in Series B funding from investors like Temasek, Rockwell Automation, Next47 (backed by Siemens), and Schneider Electric’s Aster Capital. In June 2021, Claroty raised $140 million in a Series D round co-led by Bessemer Venture Partners and 40 North from Standard Industries, bringing total funding to $235 million. Later that year, the company secured $400 million in Series E funding led by SoftBank Vision Fund 2, with Schneider Electric, Rockwell Automation, and other existing investors also participating. This brought total funding to over $635 million and supported Claroty’s move into healthcare cybersecurity by acquiring Medigate.
IIn March 2024, Claroty received $100 million in growth funding led by Delta-v Capital, with support from AB Private Credit Investors, Standard Investments, Toshiba Digital Solutions, SE Ventures, Rockwell Automation, and Silicon Valley Bank. At that time, Claroty reported annual recurring revenue of over $100 million.
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Series F Round and Valuation Milestone
IIn January 2026, Claroty announced it had raised $150 million in Series F funding led by Golub Growth, part of Golub Capital, with participation from existing investors. This new funding is helping Claroty expand globally, improve its products, and grow its cyber-physical systems platform. After this round, Claroty’s valuation reached about $3 billion, making it one of the most valuable private companies in industrial cybersecurity.
Leadership and Organizational Growth
Claroty’s CEO, Yaniv Vardi, has led the company from a fast-growing startup to a mature global cybersecurity provider. Under his leadership, Claroty now serves many Fortune 100 companies and critical infrastructure operators worldwide. The leadership team brings experience in cybersecurity, industrial automation, and enterprise software, which supports the company’s strategy and long-term goals.
Market Presence and Industry Impact
Claroty has offices in North America, Europe, and Israel and serves customers in manufacturing, energy, utilities, oil and gas, transportation, and healthcare. Industry analysts have consistently recognised the company, including top rankings in Gartner’s evaluations for CPS protection platforms. As cyber threats to physical infrastructure and essential services increase, Claroty’s work is now a key part of national and enterprise security plans.
Outlook and Future Direction
Claroty has raised over $785 million so far and has a strong base of recu Claroty has raised over $785 million to date and has a strong base of recurring revenue, which positions it well for continued growth. The company continues to invest in research, artificial intelligence, and platform integration to address new cyber-physical threats. While there is no official plan for a public listing, Claroty’s size, value, and financial strength make an IPO a possible option in the future, depending on market conditions.
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