Previous investors General Electric, Jerusalem Venture Partners and Poalim Capital Markets returned for the round.
ThetaRay, an Israel-based cyber security startup, has closed its series B at $10m. The round included existing investors General Electric, Jerusalem Venture Partners and Poalim Capital Markets, who were joined by a range of undisclosed new investors.
Investor General Electric is a customer, as is Israel’s second largest bank, Bank Hapoalim.
ThetaRay’s technology makes it possible to detect anomalies in large data sets, whether these are financial anomalies or hacking threats. Its proprietary algorithms have been validated across multiple fields…
