Hex-Rays to acquire Ventris for up to $35M, adding AI security workflows

CTech reports that Elon Gliksberg built Ventris, a six-person Israeli startup, without outside funding. All six employees will join Hex-Rays, which plans to expand Ventris's operations in Israel.

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Primary source: Ctech

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Hex-Rays is pairing decades of reverse-engineering expertise with Ventris's AI research workflows. The reported $30M-$35M price is substantial, while customer-reported gains lack named customers or public benchmark results, leaving the platform's commercial performance difficult to assess.

A technician guides converging fiber-optic cables through a network facility beneath a Ventris sign.

Hex-Rays is acquiring Ventris, an Israeli startup building AI-agent workflows for security research, in a deal reported at $30 million to $35 million. The reported sale comes roughly a year after Elon Gliksberg founded Ventris, a six-person startup, without outside funding, according to CTech's October 18th report.…

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