Zenyard
Founded 2025 · 10 employees on LinkedIn · 5 known investors
Zenyard offers an AI agent for reverse engineering that analyzes entire binaries to produce source-like decompiled code, reconstruct structs, and let researchers ask plain-language questions about complex files. It works inside existing decompilers and can be deployed in the cloud, private cloud, or fully on-premises including air-gapped networks, serving security researchers.
Also known as Zenyard Limited
Investors · 5
Also in the syndicate · 3
Funding
SEC filings, press & company announcements- Undisclosed amountPre-SeedFeb 2026 · 4 sources
Mindset Ventures (lead), Raanan Raz, TAU Ventures, Zuk Avraham
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Company profile
researched Aug 2026Zenyard is a Tel Aviv, Israel-based cybersecurity company developing a purpose-built AI agent for software reverse engineering. Rather than operating on selected snippets or fragments, the agent is designed to understand entire binaries, handle the analysis of decompiled code, and produce explainable results, turning complex binaries into readable, well-structured code accompanied by natural-language explanations of behavior and purpose. It integrates directly into the decompilers security teams already use, so researchers can obtain insight without changing established workflows.
The company also positions the technology for development teams assessing third-party software, from packages and dependencies to complex binaries: verifying what software actually does beyond labels and reputation, and remediating CVEs without waiting for vendors or replacing whole packages. Deployment options include an instantly available cloud service, customer-managed private cloud instances, and fully on-premises installation including air-gapped networks. Zenyard emerged from stealth in February 2026 and says its platform is already used by security and threat intelligence research teams.
Founding story
Zenyard was founded in 2025 by reverse engineers and security researchers who had spent years on complex reversing tasks with tools they describe as outdated, slow, and error-prone, and set out to build an AI agent that understands whole binaries and removes tedious reconstruction work. The leadership team consists of CEO and co-founder Yuval Luria, Chief R&D and co-founder Nathan Satanovsky, and CTO and co-founder Ziv Brandstein; the company name references both the "Zen" focus researchers need and the initials of its three founders.
Business model
Zenyard sells software to enterprise security and development organizations, offered as a cloud service, a private-cloud deployment in the customer's own cloud instance, or a fully on-premises installation for environments with strict security and governance requirements, including air-gapped networks.
Traction
The company states its platform is already deployed across leading security and threat intelligence research teams and integrated into their existing workflows. Its website carries unattributed testimonials from a CISO at a global enterprise, a head of product security at an enterprise software company, and a security research lead at a global cybersecurity company.
Latest developments
In February 2026 Zenyard emerged from stealth with an undisclosed pre-seed round led by Mindset Ventures, alongside TAU Ventures, Zuk Avraham and Raanan Raz, and said it would use the funding to advance its multi-agent architecture and accelerate deployment across security and threat intelligence teams.
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Market position
Zenyard presents itself as creating a category of purpose-built AI for reverse engineering, contrasting its approach with first-generation copilots that only analyze selected code and with do-it-yourself MCP-based systems that it says still operate on fragments. Its lead investor compares the company's role for reverse engineers to that of tools such as Cursor and Codex for software developers.
The company's stated differentiators are full-file rather than snippet-level analysis, whole-binary struct rebuilding and high-level logic reconstruction, resistance to hallucination through verification against the binary, scalability on large binaries, simplicity of setup and maintenance compared with self-assembled tooling, and native integration into existing decompilers.
Technology
Zenyard describes a multi-agent architecture purpose-built for reverse engineering, orchestrating specialized proprietary agents and tools across distinct stages of the process, including global struct reconstruction and rebuilding of high-level language logic. The company states its design decouples memory from generation to work past LLM context-window limits and reduce hallucination, methodically reconstructing missing data from compilation and verifying hypotheses against the binary itself. It emphasizes whole-binary understanding across thousands of functions, scalability on large files, and deep decompiler integration.
Go-to-market
Zenyard reaches customers through direct enterprise contact via its website and integrates with the decompilers researchers already use to minimize workflow disruption; its stated expansion plan is to extend its multi-agent architecture from expert researchers to SOC and security analysts who can then investigate software and malware independently.
Security researchers and reverse engineers in security, vulnerability assessment, malware analysis and threat intelligence functions; the company also targets SOC and security analysts, and enterprise development and product security teams that depend on third-party open-source components and binaries.
Geography
Headquartered in Tel Aviv, Israel, with an office in Dover, Delaware, United States.
History
The company was founded in 2025 and is based in Tel Aviv, Israel, with an office in Dover, Delaware. In February 2026 it emerged from stealth alongside an undisclosed pre-seed round led by Mindset Ventures, with participation from TAU Ventures, Zuk Avraham, Raanan Raz and additional investors. Proceeds were earmarked for research and development of its multi-agent architecture and for expanding deployment across security and threat intelligence teams.
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Timeline · 1
launches, deals, and filingsZenyard announced an undisclosed pre-seed round led by Mindset Ventures with participation from TAU Ventures, Zuk Avraham, Raanan Raz and additional investors, to be used for R&D of its multi-agent architecture and expanding deployment across security and threat intelligence teams.
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In the news
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Frequently asked questions
- What does Zenyard do?
- Israeli cybersecurity startup building a purpose-built AI agent that analyzes entire binaries for reverse engineering.
- Who are Zenyard's investors?
- Zenyard's investors include Mindset Venture, TAU Ventures.