Israel’s Cyberstarts launches $300 million fund to help startups retain talent

Israeli venture capital fund Cyberstarts has launched a $300 million fund aimed at helping its portfolio companies attract and retain cybersecurity talent, it said on Wednesday.

Cyberstarts noted it has raised more than $1 billion in capital commitments across six funds. Its investment portfolio has nearly 30 investments to date, with most in seed, or early stage cybersecurity startups in firms that include Wiz – which is in the process of being bought by Google for $32 billion.