CYCL
Threat hunting and offensive research (formerly BugSec)
- records
- 1
- team
- 50-200
- founded
- 2005
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Threat hunting and offensive research (formerly BugSec)
Boutique AppSec, SSDLC and offensive security consulting
PTaaS, incident response and CISO services on the WASP platform
Offensive-minded cybersecurity, crisis management and CISO advisory from Rothschild Blvd
Boutique offensive security for Fortune 500 clients.
MSSP / MDR arm of UST with an Israel HQ in Azrieli Tower
Boutique adversarial simulation and vulnerability research for high-risk SaaS and finance
Application-security-first pentest lab for web, mobile, IoT and blockchain.
Tel Aviv-Jaffa consultancy: pentest, cyber intelligence and GRC
Small ISMS + pentest boutique in Rishon LeZion
Israel's original pen test house, active since 1987.
Long-standing cyber services firm; now operates under the CYCL brand
End-to-end offensive and defensive cybersecurity from Matrix's Israeli security arm
Elite red team and incident response, born from Israel's Unit 8200 alumni.
Vendor-neutral Israeli pen test house working with every major Israeli bank.
Offensive-security-only boutique for network, application and OT/SCADA tests.
One of Israel's leading MSSPs — end-to-end managed cybersecurity operations.
Web2 and Web3 application security and penetration testing
Information security consulting protecting sensitive business information
One stop shop for organizational security needs
Tel Aviv offensive-security shop with 24/7 IR hotline
Penetration testing consultancy at Hamelacha 16, Rosh HaAyin
Israeli practice of RSM Global's cyber and security risk advisory
IR/DFIR and offensive-security services with a training range
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