CyberLion named LevelBlue distributor in Israel

CyberLion Ltd. has been appointed an official distributor of LevelBlue in Israel, expanding access to the cybersecurity provider’s USM Anywhere platform for enterprises, government bodies and high-tech companies. The move aims to help local partners add threat detection, response and compliance without building a security operations center from scratch.

Why it matters: - CyberLion now has a formal channel to bring LevelBlue’s security platform to customers in Israel. - The deal targets organizations that want managed detection and response capabilities without the cost of standing up a full SOC. - MSPs, resellers and system integrators gain a multi-tenant platform they can add to existing services.

What happened: - CyberLion Ltd. announced on June 23, 2026 that it was appointed an official distributor of LevelBlue. - The appointment covers Israel and extends LevelBlue’s reach through CyberLion’s network of system integrators, resellers and MSPs. - The partnership makes LevelBlue’s USM Anywhere platform available to enterprises, government bodies and high-tech companies in Israel.

The details: - CyberLion is a boutique cybersecurity software distributor serving Israel, Greece and Cyprus. - LevelBlue is described as the world’s largest pure-play MSSP. - USM Anywhere offers a single platform for threat detection, response and compliance. - The platform is designed for MSPs with a unified, multi-tenant architecture. - LevelBlue’s threat intelligence arm, SpiderLabs, supports the company’s security operations. - LevelBlue has received recognition from Gartner, IDC and Frost & Sullivan. - LevelBlue was spun off from AT&T Cybersecurity in 2024. - AT&T keeps a minority ownership stake and board representation. - LevelBlue retains access to carrier-grade network visibility through that relationship.

Between the lines: - The distribution agreement gives CyberLion a higher-value product to sell into Israel’s security market. - LevelBlue gets a local route to market in a region where channel relationships matter. - The emphasis on AI-driven detection and multi-tenant delivery suggests the companies are aiming at service providers, not just end customers.

What's next: - CyberLion’s partners can begin packaging USM Anywhere into their own security offerings. - The companies are positioning the platform for broader adoption among Israeli enterprises and public-sector buyers. - LevelBlue’s channel presence in the region may expand if the distribution model gains traction.

The bottom line: - CyberLion’s new role gives LevelBlue a direct channel into Israel and gives local partners a simpler way to sell advanced security services.