Votiro

Votiro is an Israeli cybersecurity company focused on file-based threat prevention. The company developed a technology known as Content Disarm and Reconstruction (CDR), which sanitizes files by stripping potentially malicious content and rebuilding clean, fully functional versions before they reach end users or enterprise systems.

Votiro's primary product applies CDR to files entering an organization — via email attachments, web downloads, or API integrations — removing embedded threats such as macros, exploit code, and malicious scripts without quarantining or blocking the file entirely. The target buyers are enterprise security teams looking to prevent zero-day and known file-based attacks at ingestion points. The technology is positioned as a proactive alternative to detection-based approaches: rather than identifying and blocking known malware signatures, it disarms all active content regardless of whether a specific threat has been catalogued.

Votiro operates in the CDR market alongside other vendors in that space, including Glasswall and Deep Secure (acquired by Forcepoint). The CDR category as a whole competes with the broader secure email gateway and sandboxing markets, where vendors such as Proofpoint and Mimecast are dominant. Votiro differentiates on the premise that detection-based tools leave a gap for novel threats that CDR eliminates by design.

Votiro was founded in Israel and maintains R&D operations there. Detailed public information on specific office locations, current headcount, or recent office changes is limited.