Hopper, a NY- and Tel Aviv, Israel-based cybersecurity startup, emerged from stealth with $7.6M in seed funding.
The round was co-led by Meron Capital and New Era, with participation from the Sequoia Scout Fund, M-Fund, and leaders behind exits to Intel, Oracle, Google, HPE, Symantec, ZoomInfo, AWS, and more.
Led by Roy Gottlieb, Co-founder and CEO, and co-founder, Oron Gutman, Hopper provides businesses with a platform to manage modern software security risk to keep themselves safe. The company delivers a modern alternative to Software Composition Analysis (SCA), with function-level reachability, automated asset discovery, hidden vulnerability detection, and support for complex web frameworks — all without agents or CI changes.
Hopper simulates how applications are built and executed, providing deep visibility without agents or CI/CD integration, delivering:
- Function-level reachability across direct, transitive, and internal dependencies
- Full SBOM and VEX export, aligned with compliance workflows
- Agentless deployment, via read-only Git access
- Contextual remediation evidence, linked directly to source
- Automatic asset discovery, including internal and shadow dependencies
It is already used by Fortune 500s and tech companies, empowering security and engineering teams to replace legacy SCA tools and secure their code with a more precise, developer-aligned solution.
FinSMEs
22/04/2025