<div id="readability-page-1"><div>JERUSALEM, Sept 16 (Reuters) - Israeli cybersecurity startup Vega said on Tuesday it had raised $65 million in early-stage financing rounds that valued it at $400 million. The funding, which included so-called seed and Series A funding, was led by venture capital fund Accel, with participation from venture capital funds Cyberstarts, Redpoint and CRV. Israel is a global leader in cyber security. In July, Palo Alto Networks said it was buying Israeli peer CyberArk Software for about $25 billion, in its biggest deal yet. That followed Alphabet's $32 billion acquisition of Israeli startup Wiz in March. Vega, founded a year and a half ago, said it would use the funds to significantly expand its research and development and its operations in the United States, its main market. Co-founder and CEO Shay Sandler said Vega was building a technology that would &#34;reimagine how security analytics is being done in organizations and solve the crucial limitations over the past decade in security operations.&#34; &#34;We see very early traction from the biggest enterprises out there,&#34; Sandler told Reuters, citing large U.S. retailers and financial institutions.Sandler, a graduate of the military's 8200 intelligence unit who previously worked at a firm bought by Intel, said he planned to grow the company into a large company. (Reporting by Steven Scheer Editing by Mark Potter)</div></div>

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以色列网络安全初创公司 Vega 已在早期融资中筹集了 6500 万美元，估值达到 4 亿美元。此次融资由 Accel 主导，Cyberstarts、Redpoint 和 CRV 参与，资金将用于扩大在美国的研发和运营。Vega 旨在创新安全分析技术，以解决安全运营中的局限性。联合创始人兼首席执行官 Shay Sandler 指出，Vega 在包括零售商和金融机构在内的主要美国企业中获得了早期的关注

以色列网络安全初创公司 Vega 筹集了 6500 万美元，估值达到 4 亿美元