Cybersecurity
Former IDF officer says key to AI is still 'person behind the algorithm' at Cybertech conference
Speaking at Cybertech in Tel Aviv, Kogan Ehrlich debated with other former Unit 8200 officials about what people should focus on learning, such as "knowing a lot or knowing how to learn fast."
Cybersecurity startup developing rapid-response fraud detection secures $37 million Series A round
Israel's cyber chief predicts cyberwar between offensive, defensive AI agents
Cyber 2026: Five trends that will redefine the rules of the game - opinion
Alphabet to buy Wiz for $32 billion in its biggest deal to boost cloud security
The all-cash buyout comes after Wiz rejected a $23 billion bid from Alphabet last year due to concerns about antitrust approvals and its aim to focus on an initial public offering.
Bezeq International, Enigmatos join forces to secure commercial vehicle fleets
Bezeq International is integrating Enigmatos' cyber solutions into its SOC framework. This partnership will enable fleet operators to detect and prevent cyberattacks in real time.
The Israeli company that made history in the development world
Kubescape from the cyber company ARMO - the first Israeli open-source project accepted for incubation in CNCF, managed under the Linux Foundation.
Eight awards: An impressive achievement for Aman Group
Aman Group marks an impressive achievement at the 2025 IT Excellence Conference – eight wins for five companies within the group for innovative projects.
Israel ranked second most targeted country for cyberattacks
In 2023, Israel was in fourth place for the number of attacks after India, the US, and Ukraine.
AI Is everywhere since October 7, from the battlefield to the cyber arena
Rapid integration of AI into defense, cybersecurity, and mass communication has been fast-forwarded since October 7.
WATCH: 'Tel Aviv University helped me a great deal in becoming an entrepreneur'
Alon Arvatz, CEO& Co-founder of PointFive, TAU Alumnus of the Faculty of Law, in conversation with Jake Laznik, Senior Breaking News Desk Manager, The Jerusalem Post.
CyberArk becomes second most valuable Israeli company on Wall Street
CyberArk’s market cap tops $20 billion as stock soars past $400, securing its spot as the second most valuable Israeli company on Wall Street.
Israeli 'unicorn' company Dream Security raises $100m at $1.1b valuation
The startup sells cyber protection systems to companies with complex or old physical infrastructures, such as gas rigs, electricity companies, and nuclear reactors.
Sapir: The enigmatic Israeli military unit moving IDF intelligence underground - exclusive
A look at the IDF Sapir unit: Evading Iranian attacks, while keeping data centers and tech inside Gaza, Lebanon, Syria running mid-war.
