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CEO Render Networks


AI-driven cybersecurity company Dream has secured USD 100 million in Series B funding, bringing its valuation to USD 1.1 billion. The round was led by Bain Capital Ventures, with participation from Group 11, Tru Arrow, Tau Capital, and Aleph. “With this funding, Dream will further enhance its product capabilities and global market reach,” the Israel-based AI company announced on February 17.
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AI Rebuilding Cybersecurity Landscape
According the company Cybersecurity is no longer just a security challenge; it’s a massive data problem. “Cyberattacks are becoming more advanced, with attackers leveraging AI to outsmart traditional defenses and exploit blind spots in organizations that lack full visibility into their data and vulnerabilities,” the company explained.
Dream says it is rebuilding cybersecurity with a suite of proprietary AI models designed to think like both a defender and an attacker. “By fusing advanced posture management with AI predictive detection, Dream created a robust data ecosystem that not only anticipates but actively eliminates threats before they materialize,” the official release said.
“Never before has a company been founded with the primary mission of providing national cybersecurity protection for a country or a government,” said Shalev Hulio, co-founder and CEO of Dream. “We founded Dream to deliver a solution that truly works for nations, specifically because it was designed with their needs in mind.”
“Sophisticated cyber-attacks on our critical infrastructure are increasing in both prevalence and complexity,” said Sebastian Kurz, co-founder and President of Dream. “During my time as Prime Minister I saw firsthand how these attacks can cause real human damage, and have the capacity to disrupt society at large. By founding Dream, we are on a mission to empower nations against what is the defining national security concern of our era.”