Odix

Odix, incorporated as Operations & Data Integrity Ltd., is an Israeli cybersecurity company founded in 2009 in Rosh HaAyin by Oren Eytan and David Geva, both former Israel Defence Forces officers. The company develops technologies intended to prevent file-based cyberattacks by examining incoming files, identifying malicious or suspicious content, and providing sanitized versions that can be used without carrying forward potentially dangerous embedded elements. The business began as a services company and was reorganized in 2018, when its activities were divided into two parts. Its principal publicly associated offering is FileWall, a software-as-a-service product designed to provide file sanitization and deep file analysis for Microsoft cloud and collaboration environments. FileWall complements Microsoft 365's Exchange Online Protection by addressing threats contained in files and attachments. The product integrates with Microsoft 365 services including Exchange Online, SharePoint, OneDrive, and Teams, positioning Odix as a specialist security layer within widely used enterprise productivity infrastructure. Odix's approach is centered on content disarm and reconstruction and related file-analysis techniques rather than relying solely on conventional signature-based malware detection. In practical terms, the technology is intended to inspect files, identify potentially harmful active content or anomalous structures, and make files safer for delivery and use. This focus addresses a recurring enterprise security problem: attackers can use legitimate-looking documents, archives, and other file formats to deliver malware through email, cloud storage, and collaboration platforms. The company received a €2 million award from the European Commission in September 2019 under the Horizon 2020 SME research and innovation program. In 2020, Odix raised $2.1 million in a funding round led by private investors and entrepreneur Efraim Landa. Also in 2020, the company launched FileWall for Microsoft products and joined the Microsoft Intelligent Security Association, a Microsoft-linked cybersecurity partner ecosystem. Publicly available reference material identifies Odix primarily through its cybersecurity products and Microsoft integrations. Information about its current ownership, leadership beyond its founders, revenue, workforce, website, and subsequent product development is not established in the supplied sources. Accordingly, Odix is best characterized as a privately held Israeli cybersecurity brand specializing in file protection and sanitization for enterprise and cloud productivity environments.

Odix was established in 2009 in Rosh HaAyin, Israel, by Oren Eytan and David Geva, former Israel Defence Forces officers. It was incorporated as Operations & Data Integrity Ltd. and initially operated as a services company. From its beginning, the business focused on cybersecurity problems involving files and data, particularly the risk that malicious code could be concealed inside documents and other commonly exchanged digital objects. The company's subsequent development centered on anti-malware tools and techniques for examining and sanitizing files. Rather than treating email and cloud collaboration security only as a matter of blocking known malicious messages, Odix developed an approach involving deeper inspection of file content and the creation of safer file versions. This work led to FileWall, a SaaS product associated with file sanitization and deep file analysis. In 2018, nine years after its founding, the company was split into two parts. The supplied reference material does not describe the precise legal or operational structure resulting from that reorganization, but the change marked a transition from the company's earlier services-oriented formation toward a more product-focused cybersecurity business. Odix received significant institutional support in September 2019, when the European Commission awarded it €2 million through the Horizon 2020 SME research and innovation program. The award supported the company's research and innovation activities, although the available reference does not specify a detailed project budget breakdown or implementation timetable. In 2020, Odix raised $2.1 million in a financing round led by private investors and entrepreneur Efraim Landa. The same year brought two important commercial and ecosystem developments. Odix launched FileWall for Microsoft products, presenting the service as a file-sanitization and analysis layer for Microsoft environments. It also joined the Microsoft Intelligent Security Association, a cybersecurity alliance and partner ecosystem connected with Microsoft. FileWall is described as integrating with Microsoft 365 services including Exchange Online, SharePoint, OneDrive, and Teams. Its role is complementary to Exchange Online Protection: while Microsoft's platform provides broader email and endpoint-related protections, FileWall is positioned around detailed examination and sanitization of files that users receive, store, or share. This gives Odix a focused role in enterprise security architectures built around Microsoft's cloud productivity stack. The available public material does not establish later ownership changes, acquisitions, a public listing, current executives, revenue, or the company's present operating scale. Its documented history nevertheless shows a progression from an Israeli cybersecurity services company founded in 2009 to a product-oriented vendor specializing in file-based threat prevention and cloud-integrated file security.

• 2020

  Private funding round

  [1]Odixen.wikipedia.org

  Odix raised $2.1 million in a round led by private investors and entrepreneur Efraim Landa.

• 2020

  FileWall launch and Microsoft security association membership

  [1]Odixen.wikipedia.org

  Odix launched FileWall for Microsoft products and joined the Microsoft Intelligent Security Association.

• 2019

  Horizon 2020 innovation award

  [1]Odixen.wikipedia.org

  The European Commission awarded Odix €2 million through the Horizon 2020 SME research and innovation program.

• 2018

  The company is split into two parts

  [1]Odixen.wikipedia.org

  Odix underwent a corporate division nine years after its formation. The supplied reference does not provide further structural details.

• 2009

  Odix is founded in Israel

  [1]Odixen.wikipedia.org

  Oren Eytan and David Geva founded Odix in Rosh HaAyin as a cybersecurity company initially operating as a services business.

A specialist cybersecurity provider focused on neutralizing file-based threats through cloud-delivered sanitization and deep analysis, particularly within Microsoft 365 and related collaboration services.

• SaaS file sanitization and deep file analysis · 2020

  FileWall

  FileWall is Odix's principal publicly identified product. It is a cloud-based service designed to inspect files for potentially harmful content and provide file sanitization and deeper analysis within Microsoft environments. The product is described as complementing Exchange Online Protection and integrating with Microsoft 365 services such as Exchange Online, SharePoint, OneDrive, and Teams. Its positioning addresses file-borne threats delivered through email, cloud storage, and collaboration workflows.

• Cybersecurity software

  Odix anti-malware tools

  Odix develops anti-malware technology centered on file inspection, file analysis, and the reduction of malicious content in digital files. The supplied reference does not identify a separate product name or a complete portfolio beyond FileWall, so these tools are described at the technology level rather than as a distinct branded product family.

• 2020

  Launch of FileWall for Microsoft productsProduct launch

  Background

  Odix sought to address file-based attacks in Microsoft cloud and productivity environments, where malicious documents and attachments can move through email, storage, and collaboration services.

  Action taken

  The company launched FileWall as a file-sanitization and deep-analysis service integrating with Microsoft products and services.

  Aftermath

  The launch established FileWall as Odix's flagship publicly identified offering and was followed in the same year by the company's membership in the Microsoft Intelligent Security Association.

  Source

• 2020

  Participation in the Microsoft Intelligent Security AssociationStrategy

  Background

  Odix's product strategy focused on securing files within Microsoft 365 and related cloud collaboration services.

  Action taken

  Odix joined the Microsoft Intelligent Security Association, aligning the company with Microsoft's cybersecurity partner ecosystem.

  Aftermath

  The move reinforced Odix's Microsoft-centered enterprise positioning, although the supplied reference does not report specific commercial results.

  Source

1. 1Odixen.wikipedia.org