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Benzinga
Benzinga
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Paula Tudoran

'Missiles Are Landing In The Heart Of Israeli High Tech' Says CEO But $200M-Backed Startups Dream And Sentra Stay Operational

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In early June, a missile struck the apartment of Ron Reiter, co-founder and chief technology officer of cybersecurity startup Sentra, just five minutes from the company's new headquarters in Tel Aviv. Several floors of the 44-story building were destroyed, but Sentra's operations have remained active, The Wall Street Journal reports.

Founded to protect cloud data across AI and software as a service environments, Sentra announced in April that it raised over $100 million from investors including Key1 Capital and Bessemer Venture Partners, following a more than 300% year-over-year revenue increase and the addition of several new Fortune 500 clients.

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