Claroty Raises $150 Million as Company Valuation Jumps 80%

22 January, 2026

According to estimates, the funding round values Claroty at $3.6–4.5 billion. The Israeli cybersecurity firm protects cyber-physical systems and added 24 Fortune 500 customers over the past year

[Photo: Claroty CEO Yaniv Vardi. Credit: Keren Mazor]

Israeli cybersecurity company Claroty, which develops technologies to protect critical infrastructure and cyber-physical systems (CPS), announced that it has raised $150 million in a Series F funding round. The round was led by Golub Growth, the growth investment arm of U.S.-based private credit firm Golub Capital, with participation from existing investors.

The funding will be used to accelerate the company’s global growth and expand its presence across critical infrastructure markets, amid rising cyber threats targeting industrial systems, energy, water, transportation, and healthcare. The company said the new round reflects an 80% increase in its valuation compared to its previous funding round in March 2024, when Claroty raised approximately $100 million at an estimated valuation of $2–2.5 billion. Based on this increase, the current round implies an estimated valuation of $3.6–4.5 billion.

Claroty operates in the field of cyber-physical systems protection—environments that combine software with physical processes and infrastructure, including industrial facilities, energy networks, water systems, transportation, and healthcare. The company’s platform is designed to provide organizations with deep, accurate visibility into operational assets, alongside exposure management, threat detection, network protection, and secure remote access. It is built specifically for OT environments and critical infrastructure, where traditional IT security solutions often fall short.

Over the past year, Claroty expanded its technology offering with the launch of CPS Library, an AI-powered catalog of physical assets aimed at improving asset identification, classification, and monitoring across cyber-physical environments. The library uses artificial intelligence to analyze partial and unstructured operational data, correlate assets with known vulnerabilities and cyber risks, and deliver a continuously updated, accurate view of critical assets—forming a foundation for risk management, regulatory compliance, and operational resilience.

During the past year, Claroty added 24 new Fortune 500 customers, and its platform received recognition from leading U.S. research firms, including Gartner and Forrester, which ranked the company’s solutions among the market leaders in CPS protection.

Yaniv Vardi, CEO of Claroty, said the new funding round marks a new chapter in the company’s growth. “This round marks the beginning of an exciting new phase in Claroty’s growth journey, as we continue building a purpose-built platform for protecting cyber-physical systems,” Vardi said. “Organizations operating in industrial environments need the right combination of technology, people, and processes to serve as a stable foundation for reducing risk, meeting regulatory requirements, and maintaining operational continuity.”

Claroty is headquartered in New York and operates across Europe, the Asia-Pacific region, and Latin America. The company serves hundreds of organizations across thousands of sites worldwide, primarily in critical infrastructure and industrial sectors.

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