Secode

Secode developed a platform to provide Next-Generation Incident Response solutions on cyberattacks.

Cybersecurity
Acquired
Ra'anana, Israel Founded 2025
Last updated 2026-08-06
Total raised
Stage
Founded
2025
Headcount
50
HQ
Ra'anana, Israel
Sector
Cybersecurity

About

Secode developed a platform to provide Next-Generation Incident Response solutions on cyberattacks, offering sophisticated EDR capabilities including unique data collection and visualization to enhance the ability to rapidly detect and stop even stealthy attacks.

Headcount over time

50 employees (2026-09) · 1 point
50 50 2026-09

Offices

Ra'anana, Israel · HQ / main office

Q&A

What is Secode's primary business?
Secode developed a platform to provide Next-Generation Incident Response solutions on cyberattacks, offering sophisticated EDR capabilities including unique data collection and visualization to enhance the ability to rapidly detect and stop even stealthy attacks.
Where is Secode headquartered?
Secode is headquartered in Ra'anana, Israel.
What is Secode's primary sector?
Secode's primary sector is Cybersecurity.
How many employees did Secode have in August 2026?
In August 2026, Secode had 50 employees.
What was Secode's last known funding round?
Secode raised a $10,000,000 A Round in December 2016. Lead investors included RDC and Marius Nacht.
What was the total amount raised by Secode?
Secode raised a total of $11,000,000.
When was Secode acquired and for what amount?
Secode was acquired in April 2018 for $100,000,000.
Who are the founders of Secode?
The founders of Secode are Shai Morag (CEO) and Gil Barak (CTO).

Team · 3

Shai Morag
Founder · CEO
Gil Barak
Founder · CTO
Amir Kotler
President and COO

Sectors & technology

Primary sector
Cybersecurity
Target customers
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Identifiers & details

Legal nameSecode
Founded2025
Employees (exact)50

Acquisitions & public offerings

Acquired by 2018-04 $100.0M

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Patents

EPO14

Publications (Crossref)

Works1