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Cortica appoints veteran defense‑tech investment executive Meron Raz as chairman of its AI‑driven defense subsidiary Iron Brain, signaling a push to commercialize autonomous AI for security applications

Executive summary: Cortica announced that Meron Raz has been appointed chairman of Iron Brain, its defense‑technology unit focused on AI for intelligence, defense, and homeland security. Raz’s extensive background in Israel’s defense and homeland‑security sectors is expected to accelerate Iron Brain’s market access, improve its chances of securing defense contracts, and bolster Cortica’s valuation in the growing AI‑security niche.

Who is involved: Cortica (parent company), Meron Raz (new chairman), Iron Brain (defense‑AI subsidiary).

Likely next: Iron Brain is likely to pursue defense‑sector partnerships, showcase its AI systems at upcoming defense exhibitions, and seek additional funding or strategic alliances to scale its technology.

Meron Raz is described as one of the pioneers of Israel's Homeland Security industry and a leading figure in defense investment and business development. Iron Brain, a subsidiary of Cortica, develops advanced artificial intelligence systems for intelligence, defense, and homeland security applications. The appointment brings Raz’s deep defense‑sector network and expertise to the subsidiary’s governance, aiming to strengthen its ability to pursue government contracts and commercial partnerships.

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