Jerusalem Ventures Partners (JVP). Israel’s leading VC firm and the largest early-stage cyber-security investor in Israel, announced Wednesday that Titanium Core, an innovative startup that protects mission-critical infrastructure, has won JVP’s first ever “Cybertition” cyber-security startup competition.
JVP will reward Titanium with an instant $1 million Investment and a spot in JVP Cyber Labs incubator based in the growing cyber epicenter in Beer Sheva.
The company was founded by Prof. Yuval Elovici, the head of the Cyber Security Lab at Ben-Gurion University. Titanium Core utilizes a multilayered security approach to repel attacks on mission-critical systems, while simultaneously preventing the threat from moving on to other computer systems and providing real time information on the attack.
“Our patented technology can provide an unbreakable security layer around core, mission-critical systems,” said Mimram, Co-Founder and CTO of Titanium Core. “This funding along with the guidance of the Cyber Labs incubator will allow us to bring our vision to market and ensure that this technology can be utilized to protect the world’s critical IT assets.”
JVP’s first Cybertition judging committee included JVP Partners and analysts along with top executives from leading multinational corporations such as GE, Cisco, Microsoft, EMC-RSA and Lockheed Martin, as well as Israel’s Chief Scientist.
