🔺10 Innovative SaaS Companies to Watch 2025
Reco is Changing the Game of SaaS Security
Ofer Klei: By focusing on real-world risks and disciplined innovation, Reco is reshaping how companies protect collaboration without slowing their momentum.

Ofer Klei, Co-Founder & CEO, Reco
Most technology companies claim to innovate by adding more features and layers, often making their products harder to use. Reco has taken a different approach, building its platform with clarity, practical intelligence, and a deep understanding of how people work today.
While businesses rushed to adopt Slack, Microsoft Teams, Google Drive, and countless other collaboration tools, few paused to consider the new security risks. Sensitive information began to move quickly across platforms, often with no oversight. Reco saw the problem before it became obvious — and designed a solution that closes the gap without slowing down the pace of modern business.
SME BUSINESS REVIEW recognizes Reco among the ‘10 Innovative SaaS Companies to Watch in 2025’ because the company does not simply join the crowd. It addresses a growing, urgent need with uncommon precision.
Solving What Others Overlook
Traditional cybersecurity was built around keeping outsiders from breaking in. Today, the risk increasingly comes from inside — from employees, partners, and collaborators who share information freely across uncontrolled networks.
Reco understood early on that protecting businesses now demands full visibility into collaboration. It is no longer enough to monitor who accesses which files. Companies must understand the entire flow of conversations, documents, and approvals across dozens of interconnected tools.
Reco's platform builds a real-time map of these interactions. It does not just show where a document moved; it captures why it moved, who touched it, and whether that behavior signals a risk. Security teams can act quickly, based on genuine context, instead of sifting through meaningless alerts.
A Practical Approach to Protection
Reco's platform works automatically, analyzing conversations, file sharing, and collaboration across tools without creating friction for employees. The platform identifies when someone shares sensitive information outside the company, when permissions are mismanaged, or when access patterns change in suspicious ways.
Unlike many security products that drown teams in warnings, Reco filters the information to surface only what matters. Companies that use the platform report fewer false alarms and more targeted interventions.
This approach strengthens security without locking down the creative, fast-moving environment modern businesses need.
A Company That Earned Its Position
Reco has built its reputation carefully, focusing on solving a specific, painful problem rather than chasing market trends. The company's leadership, including CEO Ofer Klein and CTO Idan Plotnik, brings deep experience in cybersecurity and enterprise software. They have made listening to customer needs a priority, rather than dictating solutions from the top down.
The result is a platform that feels shaped by the realities of business, not by abstract theories. Security leaders who work with Reco often comment on how intuitively the platform fits into their existing operations, helping them close gaps they once struggled to even identify.
In a market where many companies prefer loud claims and flashy launches, Reco has taken a quieter but ultimately stronger path.
Meeting a Growing Demand
The need for collaboration security is not a passing trend. It is becoming one of the central challenges facing modern businesses.
Remote and hybrid work have permanently changed where and how information moves. Companies now operate across a patchwork of apps and devices, far beyond the reach of traditional security tools. Regulatory pressures around data protection are mounting. Threat actors are becoming more sophisticated.
Reco meets these challenges head-on. The company's platform offers a clear, manageable way to regain control without adding unnecessary complexity to the business.
Forward-looking organizations now recognize that collaboration security is not optional. It is a foundation for resilience — one that will only grow in importance through the rest of the decade.
Staying Focused Where It Matters
Reco’s leadership remains focused on refining its platform, not stretching into unrelated areas. The company believes that real strength comes from doing a few critical things well, not trying to cover every possible angle.
This traditional approach — staying true to a core mission, improving it steadily, and refusing to dilute quality — gives Reco a serious edge. Many software companies are tempted to chase after whatever is fashionable. Reco has instead built a durable solution that will remain essential as businesses evolve.
The company has also taken a disciplined approach to growth. Rather than burning resources for the sake of rapid expansion, Reco has earned its position step by step, ensuring that every new deployment strengthens the company's foundation instead of weakening it.
Trust, once earned, must be protected. Reco’s deliberate pace reflects a clear understanding of this truth.
Building for the Future
Reco’s plans for the coming years are focused and realistic. The company is expanding its integrations with leading collaboration platforms and continuously improving how its platform interprets human behavior in digital environments.
Yet Reco’s approach will not change. The company will continue to design with care, prioritize clarity over complexity, and deliver security solutions that respect the realities of modern business life.
In doing so, Reco is not just responding to the present. It is preparing businesses for a future where resilience, trust, and adaptability are the real competitive advantages.
Reco’s rise is a clear signal to the SaaS industry: true innovation is not about chasing trends. It is about seeing what others overlook, solving real problems with discipline, and building tools that help businesses do their best work without fear.
Ofer Klei, Co-Founder & CEO, Reco
Reco isn't adding more tools for the sake of it — it is restoring security where businesses need it most, without getting in the way of how people work.