Nagomi Security ranks No. 21 in Dunstech 2026 best places to work

Nagomi Security said it ranked No. 21 in Dun & Bradstreet’s Dunstech 2026 list of the best high-tech and startup companies to work for in Israel. The recognition comes as the New York-based cybersecurity company expands its agentic exposure operations platform and hires for new roles.

Why it matters: - The ranking signals that Nagomi Security’s growth has not come at the expense of workplace culture. - The recognition may help the company attract talent in a competitive cybersecurity hiring market. - Nagomi Security is also trying to differentiate itself in a security category being reshaped by AI and faster exploit cycles.

What happened: - Nagomi Security announced that it was named one of the top 25 best places to work in Dun & Bradstreet’s Dunstech 2026 ranking. - The company placed No. 21 on the Dun’s 100 list of the best high-tech and startup companies to work for in Israel. - The announcement was made Nov. 4, 2026, in New York City.

The details: - Nagomi Security describes itself as the pioneer of Agentic Exposure Operations. - The company said the recognition capped a milestone year that included an expansion of its platform in March 2026. - That March update added Agentic Exposure Ops, moving security teams from exposure visibility to agent-driven exposure elimination. - Nagomi Security said it runs a lean, cross-functional team structure focused on ownership and outcomes. - Emanuel Salmona, co-founder and CEO, said the company hires curious people, gives them big problems and trusts them to execute. - Stav Raz Arad, vice president of HR, said the recognition reflects employee experience and signals what the company offers to future hires. - The company said its platform connects to security tools organizations already use through more than 100 read-only integrations. - Autonomous AI agents continuously detect changes, validate whether exposures are exploitable, neutralize attack paths using compensating controls already in place and verify that exposures stay closed. - Security teams approve the fix in a single click, while the platform proves the fix held. - Nagomi Security said its customers include Fortune 500 organizations across banking, manufacturing, healthcare, energy and software. - Open roles are listed at the company’s careers page.

Between the lines: - The workplace ranking fits Nagomi Security’s broader pitch that its product and its internal culture both emphasize fewer handoffs and more trust. - The company is tying employee experience to product philosophy, suggesting that operational speed is part of both its technology and its management model. - The Dunstech recognition also gives Nagomi a third-party signal of maturity as it scales in a crowded cybersecurity market.

What’s next: - Nagomi Security is hiring as it continues expanding its agentic exposure operations platform. - The company is positioning autonomous agents as the next step beyond traditional exposure management built around scanning, scoring and patch lists. - Nagomi Security said the platform will keep focusing on continuous discovery, investigation, neutralization and validation of exposure paths.

The bottom line: - Nagomi Security is using a workplace award to reinforce a broader message: the company is scaling both its team and its AI-driven security platform without abandoning a high-ownership culture.