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Israel-based enterprise browser developer locked up a huge $100 million Series A as funding to Israel-based cyber startups remains robust.

The round was led by , with participation from , , , and previous investors co-founder and CEO , , and .

The raise is tied for the second largest Series A this year in cyber. Palo Alto, California-based data security firm raised a $110 million Series A in April, while Dallas-based 鈥攁lso an enterprise browser provider鈥攁nnounced a $100 million Series A in February.

New world, new needs

Enterprise browser security has become an issue with more people working from home and companies needing to keep access to business applications safe. New enterprise browser tech helps allow secure access to corporate applications and data on different devices and operating systems.

鈥淭he world and the applications the largest organizations rely on are moving to the web, creating an extensive need for a vehicle that can provide secure access without changing the way work is conducted,鈥� said Talon co-founder and CEO .

Even as cybersecurity funding has cooled slightly globally, Israel-based startups are still seeing significant interest, according to 附近上门 .

Last year was a record one in cyber funding to Israel-based startups, with 76 deals being announced and nearly $1.9 billion raised. Already this year, 40 deals have been announced totalling more than $1.2 billion in venture funding.

Talon鈥檚 raise is tied for the third biggest raise by a cyber startup in Israel this year and the biggest Series A for such a startup also this year.

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Illustration: Dom Guzman