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Upwind, an Israeli cloud cybersecurity startup, is raising $100M at a $850-900M valuation, say sources


Cybersecurity continues to command a lot of attention from enterprises looking for better protection from malicious hackers, and VCs want in on the

Upwind was founded by Amiram Shachar, who sold his previous company, the cloud spend management startup Spot.io, to NetApp for $450 million. It is part of the guard of cybersecurity startups founded in Israel by teams that cut their teeth originally working in areas like military intelligence. It claims to reduce these alerts by 90% to focus security operations teams more closely on understanding and responding faster to actual threats.

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