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Novee

Novee

Private
Tel AvivCybersecurityhttps://novee.security/

Last Round

Debt

Dec 1, 2025

Total Funding Raised

$51.5M

Momentum

Top 25%

of companies Caplight tracks

Company Overview

Novee is a cybersecurity company that provides an AI penetration testing platform built to secure environments against attackers by uncovering novel vulnerabilities and providing personalized remediation.

Sector

Cybersecurity

Verticals

Vulnerability Management, Application Security, Defense Tech, Network Security

Business Model

B2B

Customer Profile

Subscription SaaS

AI Layer

Application

Keywords

continuous penetration testingAI penetration testingoffensive AIAI red teamingpenetration testing as a servicePTaaSautonomous security testingbusiness logic flawsvulnerability managementapplication securityexploit validationenterprise cybersecurityremediation guidance

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Novee Comparables

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Novee Funding Rounds

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Data table
RoundDateAmount RaisedValuationInvestorsSources
DebtDec 1, 2025
Series ASep 1, 2025
SeedMay 1, 2025

Key People

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Gon Chalamish

Co-Founder & CPO

Founding Team

Omer Ninburg

Co-Founder & CTO

Founding Team

Ido Geffen

Co-Founder & CEO

Founding Team

Joseph Hoban

Advisor To Chief Executive Officer

Executive Team

Novee Investors

Notable investors and investment history

Novee investors
InvestorRounds
YL VenturesSeed, Series A
Zeev VenturesSeries A
Canaan PartnersSeed, Series A

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  • Sep 1, 2026

    Grew 21% QoQ, from 57 to 69 employees.

  • Aug 20, 2026

    Monthly visitors grew 94% MoM.

Novee Filings

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Is Novee a public or private company?

Novee is a private company.

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Firmographic Details

HeadquartersTel Aviv
Employee Range61
Year Founded2025
Last FundingDec 1, 2025

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