Israeli cybersecurity company Sentra announced a $150 million Series C led by Capital One Ventures, the venture arm of the US banking group. Bessemer Venture Partners, Zeev Ventures, Standard Investments, Munich Re Ventures and Key1 Capital also took part. Total funding now exceeds $250 million.
Sentra builds an enterprise data security platform, a category known as DSPM: it finds where sensitive data lives across cloud and internal systems, classifies it and tracks who and what accesses it. AI tools have given the category a big push, as companies connect AI agents to internal data and need to be sure those agents do not expose what they should not.
Backing from Capital One, a bank that itself suffered a major breach in 2019, is also a signal: financial institutions want tools that let them use AI without losing control of customer data.
The round joins a run of large Israeli cyber raises. According to IVC and LeumiTech, Israeli cybersecurity companies raised about $4.3 billion in the first three quarters of 2026.
