Israeli cybersecurity
Hackers stole 2 quadrillion bytes of data from Israelis in recent years, cyber chief tells 'Post'
Israel National Cyber Directorate (INCD) Chief Yossi Karadi told The Jerusalem Post that Israel is among the three countries most targeted by hackers worldwide.
Israel signs cyber defense cooperation agreement with Germany
Ashdod Port boosts investment in Israeli cyber‑resilience start-up Salvador Technologies
Palo Alto Networks in talks to buy Israeli company Koi Security for $400m
Tel Aviv Stock Exchange launches blockchain securities lending platform
This marks the first-ever launch in Israel of such a platform, which aims to serve as a one-stop-shop for all securities lending activities
Cybertech5: Major Israeli Cybersecurity Exits in 2020
Despite the coronavirus pandemic the first half of 2020 saw some big exits for Israeli cybersecurity companies.
Coronavirus crisis still difficult for Israeli high-tech companies: survey
Despite some improvements, the data shows that most of the companies are required to make painful adjustments to adapt to new conditions
Two Israeli startups among winners of 2020 Extreme Tech Challenge
Rewire won in the Fintech category while Tyto Care won the Covid-19 Innovation Award out of some 2,400 startups competing from 87 countries.
New chat application spying on users in the Middle East
ESET researchers find that ‘Welcome Chat’ is a malicious app with ties to threat actor group Gaza Hackers
Israel adopted cyber war protocol to manage COVID-19 crisis
Deputy Director General of Robustness at the Israel National Cyber Directorate outlines Israel’s cyber response to the coronavirus pandemic
Report: Phone of Catalonian politician had Israeli NSO group spyware
Roger Torrent suspects Spanish government spied on him through Pegasus in 2019
Court rejects lawsuit to revoke Israeli spyware firm's license
NSO Group, an Israeli cyber tech company is best known for Pegasus, its innovative spyware that enables remote surveillance of smartphones.
Seebo raises $9m. to help manufacturers predict production losses
The funding will be used to further develop the Israeli startup's AI technology and expand its roster of tier-one customers which currently include Barilla, Nestle and PepsiCo
BGU researchers find it's easy to get personal data from Zoom screenshots
Scientists warn that users should not post screen images of their video conference sessions on social media
