The past year was dominated by one theme: scale. Scale in data, in AI adoption, in the speed of attacks, and in the number of systems security teams must protect without additional resources. In 2025, organizations tried to understand how deeply AI systems touch their environments, how much of their data is unnecessarily exposed, and […]
Even in an area of cybersecurity as essential as data protection, the stakes continue to climb higher in 2025. The pressures have mounted both from the intensification of data theft and extortion attacks as well as from the surging adoption of GenAI-powered tools and LLMs, which have drastically heightened the risk of sensitive data being improperly accessed.
Evolving technology and advanced attackers have created new data security concerns for enterprises. There’s more data available than ever, particularly thanks to artificial intelligence (AI) and more interconnected devices. And attackers have noticed.
Evolving technology and advanced attackers have created new data security concerns for enterprises. There’s more data available than ever, particularly thanks to artificial intelligence (AI) and more interconnected devices. And attackers have noticed.
As long as cybersecurity has been around, it has primarily been a game of reaction. A breach occurs, alarms sound and teams scramble to contain the damage. That cycle has been repeated so often it’s almost taken as inevitable.
Ray Security, a Tel Aviv, Israel-based predictive data security platform provider, exited from stealth with an $11m seed funding round. In conjunction with it, CEO Ariel Zamir participated in our Q&A.
Ray Security, the world’s first predictive data security platform, today announced its emergence from stealth with an $11 million seed funding round co-led by Venture Guides and Ibex Investors.
