Nagomi Security Named One of Dun's 100 Top 25 Best Places to Work

Ranked #21 in Dunstech 2026, the recognition highlights a high-ownership team building autonomous agents that neutralize exposures before attackers can exploit

NEW YORK CITY, NY, UNITED STATES, November 4, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Nagomi Security, the pioneer of Agentic Exposure Operations, today announced that it has been named one of the top 25 best places to work in Dun & Bradstreet's Dunstech 2026 ranking, placing #21 on the Dun's 100 list of the best high-tech and startup companies to work for in Israel.

The recognition caps a milestone year for Nagomi. In March 2026, the company expanded its platform with Agentic Exposure Ops, moving security teams beyond exposure visibility to agent-driven exposure elimination. As the platform has grown, so has the team behind it.

A culture built on ownership
Nagomi has built the company around a lean team where everyone has the space to initiate, take ownership and move the needle. Rather than layering process on top of people, Nagomi gives small, cross-functional teams real responsibility for outcomes that matter to customers.

That approach mirrors the product itself. Nagomi's platform takes repetitive, low-value work off security teams so experts can focus on decisions that need human judgment. Internally, the company applies the same principle: fewer handoffs, more trust and a bias toward action.

"Our product promise is simple: do less, and protect much more. We hold ourselves to the same standard as a company," said Emanuel Salmona, Co-Founder and CEO of Nagomi Security. "We hire great, curious people, give them big problems and trust them to run with them. Being named one of Dun's 100 top 25 best places to work matters because it reflects what our own team says about working here."

"Everyone at Nagomi has room to initiate, to be heard and to grow," said Stav Raz Arad, VP HR at Nagomi Security. "This recognition belongs to our employees, and it's a strong signal to the people we hope to welcome next."

Redefining cyber defense for the AI era
As AI accelerates offense and the window from vulnerability disclosure to working exploit shrinks from weeks to hours, traditional exposure management built around scanning, scoring and patch lists can no longer keep pace.

Nagomi replaces the list with a loop. Its platform connects to the security tools organizations already own through more than 100 read-only integrations. Autonomous AI agents then continuously detect changes, validate whether each exposure is actually exploitable, neutralize attack paths using compensating controls the organization already owns, and verify that each exposure stays closed. Security teams stay in control: the agents build the case, the team approves the fix in a single click, and the platform proves the fix held.

About the Dunstech ranking
Now in its 12th year, Dunstech is Dun & Bradstreet's annual ranking of the best high-tech and startup companies to work for in Israel, part of the Dun's 100 ranking brand. It combines company data, employee feedback and in-depth organizational research, evaluating career development, compensation and benefits, culture, innovation and AI, diversity and community impact, and support for employees in times of crisis.
Nagomi is hiring. Open roles are listed at https://nagomisecurity.com/careers.

About Nagomi Security
Nagomi Security is the pioneer of Agentic Exposure Operations, an AI-native system that moves enterprise security teams from exposure overload to autonomous control. Nagomi restores balance by replacing reactive exposure management with an agentic operation that understands the environment, closes risk, and verifies resilience at scale. Its AI Exposure Eliminators connect to the tools an organization already owns. They run a continuous cycle of discovery, investigation, neutralization, and validation, so every real exposure path closes at the root instead of aging in a queue. Fortune 500 organizations across banking, manufacturing, healthcare, energy, and software rely on Nagomi to cut exposure noise down to the pathways that matter and to prove, continuously, that their controls work. Learn more at https://nagomisecurity.com.

Andrea Bailiff-Gush
Nagomi
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