Bynet Data Communications

Bynet Data Communications was founded in 1975 by Yehuda Zisapel and is the foundational company of the RAD-Bynet Group. Headquartered in Tel Aviv's Ramat HaHayal, it operates as a privately held IT and system integration provider. The company employs over 1,000 people, almost entirely based in Israel. In early 2024, the company and the broader Israeli tech ecosystem marked the passing of founder Yehuda Zisapel.

Bynet operates primarily as a system integrator (SI) rather than a software product company. It provides hardware, software, cloud infrastructure, cybersecurity, and data center deployment services. The company architects and supports complex IT environments for enterprise, government, and military clients in Israel, often functioning as a local integration partner for global technology vendors like Cisco, Microsoft, and AWS.

As an integrator, Bynet's offerings center on the design, deployment, and maintenance of third-party infrastructure. The business is divided into specialized divisions covering networking, cybersecurity, data center infrastructure, and cloud operations. The company maintains high-level certifications and partnerships with hardware manufacturers, such as operating as a longstanding Cisco Gold Partner.

Within the Israeli IT services and integration market, Bynet competes directly with large local enterprise integrators such as Matrix, Malam Team, and One1. The company holds a significant footprint in public sector, government, and defense infrastructure contracts.

The company's workforce is heavily concentrated in Israel, with operations centered at its Tel Aviv headquarters alongside regional hubs that support national infrastructure projects. Bynet actively hires network engineers, system administrators, cloud architects, and cybersecurity personnel, drawing heavily from IDF technology and communications units such as Mamram and Hoshen.