Draft:Dream Security

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• Comment: Needs more secondary sources on the company not it's founders, who may already have articles. Stuartyeates (talk) 21:49, 26 June 2026 (UTC)

• Comment: Plenty of AI language in here. In addition, since the company is young and has spent much of its time of funding, almost all the sources count as corporate trivia - which specifically mentions funding / unicorn related activities. See WP:NCORP. Companies this young can rarely show corporate depth and there isn't anything here to say this company is different. ChrysGalley (talk) 13:25, 22 June 2026 (UTC)

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Dream Security Ltd. (trade name: Dream) is an Israeli cybersecurity company founded in 2023.^[1]. The company develops cyber defense and artificial intelligence systems for governments and national infrastructure organizations^[2].

The company was founded in January 2023 by Shalev Hulio, former CEO of NSO Group, who serves as CEO; Sebastian Kurz, former Chancellor of Austria, who serves as chairman; and Gil Dolev, who serves as CTO. The company's offices are located in Tel Aviv, Vienna, and Abu Dhabi^[3].

Hulio is best known internationally as the co-founder of NSO Group, an Israeli cybersecurity company whose Pegasus spyware became the subject of extensive global media coverage and investigations across Europe, the United States and the Middle East. Unlike NSO, Dream Security focuses on defensive cybersecurity, developing systems to protect government networks from cyberattacks^[2].

Kurz served as Chancellor of Austria from 2017 to 2021, becoming the youngest head of government in the world at the time of his first election. He met Hulio in 2022 during a car journey from Ben Gurion Airport, and the two subsequently co-founded Dream Security the following year^[4].

Dream's board includes Enrique Salem, a partner at Bain Capital who formerly served as CEO of Symantec and as an adviser to President Obama^[5].

The company serves governments and critical infrastructure organizations in Europe, the Middle East, Asia and the Americas. As of 2026, the company employs approximately 350 people, has accumulated orders totaling $300 million, and has raised a total of $412 million^[6].

In June 2026, the company reported detecting and disrupting a large-scale Iranian cyberattack on embassies in Cairo during ceasefire negotiations between Israel and Hamas^[7].

Upon its founding, the company raised initial capital of $20 million in a round led by founding investor Group 11, the venture capital firm of Dovi Frances^[8].

In November 2023, the company raised a Series A round of $35 million, led by Group 11 and Aleph, the fund co-founded by Michael Eisenberg^[9].

In February 2025, the company completed a $100 million funding round, led by American venture capital firm Bain Capital Ventures, with participation from Group 11, Aleph, Tru Arrow, and Tau Capital, at a valuation of $1.1 billion, making it a unicorn company^[10].

In June 2026, the company raised $260 million at a company valuation of $3 billion. The round was led by growth fund Bicycle Capital, managed by Shu Nyatta^[11], co-led with Group 11 of Israeli-American investor Dovi Frances, the company's largest shareholder, who has invested a total of $109 million in the company to date^[12]

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