Israeli cybersecurity

With many organizations now relying almost entirely on VPN services, it's more important than ever to make sure that VPN servers are up to date and tightly configured.

Employee education on the matter of cyber threats is essential and crucial for the safety of the organization’s network and property.

The Israeli company's futuristic, full-body scanning system is seen as making a real difference for early detection of diseases such as cancer.

A program has been established to connect Israeli companies with leading strategic partners from various sectors in Taiwan.

Founded by Yuval Diskin, Israel’s former Shin Bet Chief, OPORA brings to the private sector a ‘preemptive advantage’ over cyber criminals with its Adversary Threat Protection solution.

Beersheba positioning itself as an innovation hub through collaboration between academia, industry, and government

Only the relevant national-level government organizations are capable of foreseeing, fully understanding, analyzing, and taking the necessary actions against massive cyberattacks, Hudi Zak says.

This week, serious discussions on some of the security aspects of the annexation of territories in the Judea and Samaria have finally started.

The coronavirus period has forced Israeli cyber agencies to substantially up their game to defend the massive increase of Internet-based platforms for virtual meetings in lieu of in-person meetings.

A western official warned that while both attacks were relatively harmless, 'it never stops at that'