Ray Security Launches Predictive Data Security Platform With $11M Seed Funding

Ray Security has come out of stealth with $11 million in seed funding to introduce what it calls the first predictive data security platform. The company’s approach is designed to anticipate which enterprise data will be accessed and apply safeguards before risks surface. The funding round was co-led by Venture Guides and Ibex Investors, with the goal of advancing product development and expanding into the U.S. market.

Traditional data security tools often apply uniform controls across all data, which leads to excess alerts, wasted resources, and delayed responses to actual threats. Ray Security takes a different approach by monitoring usage patterns across users, systems, and AI agents to predict future data access. The platform then applies adaptive controls in real time, reducing the attack surface while keeping operations efficient.

The company has already gained traction with enterprise customers in highly regulated industries, including finance, healthcare, and technology. Its predictive model integrates with both cloud and on-premises data repositories, creating a layer of dynamic protection across hybrid environments. Early deployments have shown measurable risk reduction and cost savings for organizations struggling to keep pace with data growth.

Founded in 2024 by cybersecurity veterans Ariel Zamir, Eric Wolf, and Dekel Levkovich, Ray Security brings together expertise from companies such as NetApp, Check Point, Guardicore, and Axonius. The team is backed by more than 10 pending patents as it looks to define a new category in enterprise data protection. With offices in Tel Aviv, the U.S., and Europe, Ray Security is positioning itself to address one of the most complex challenges facing modern enterprises: protecting data without slowing the business down.