Defense Tech
Israel's cyber chief predicts cyberwar between offensive, defensive AI agents
Israel's National Cyber Directorate handled a 55% increase of cyberattacks in 2025 compared to the previous year, Yossi Karadi revealed at the Cybertech Conference in Tel Aviv.
Ukrainian soldiers urge Israel to embrace drones, robotics as future of warfare
Microwave weapon aims to knock drones out of the sky, Epirus pitches Leonidas
Defense is not a stock market sprint: It's a long game of time, politics and patience - opinion
Sen. Jacky Rosen calls Iran a global danger, urges tech lifeline for protesters - interview
Nevada senator urges a technological “lifeline” for Iranian protesters and coordinated sanctions to choke Tehran’s revenues in interview with the 'Post.'
'Innovative, highly sustainable': Israel Aerospace Industries unveils new border protection system
In demonstrations, IAI’s solution, which is based on algorithms and AI of the most advanced in the field, has impressed both the Israeli security forces and potential foreign customers
How new US defense policies impact security and industry - opinion
The United States is overhauling how it builds and fields military power. These changes are reshaping national security, the defense workforce, and local economies in ways every community will feel
Morocco deploys IAI's Barak air defense system
IAI and Morocco signed the $500 million deal in 2020
In the age of AI warfare, Israel’s strongest defense is its people - opinion
In an age of AI warfare and online manipulation, Israel’s next line of defense is a cyber-literate public.
Golden Dome: Why proven Israeli partnership matters for America’s homeland defense - opinion
In cooperation with a U.S. partner, IAI can share relevant experience and technological insight, leveraging the capabilities of complementary technologies
Israel’s security depends on tech education - opinion
Israel’s tech future is being decided in eighth grade, but declining STEM performance now threatens the nation’s security, economy, and technological edge.
Pentagon audit finds US lost track of many sensitive weapons sent to Israel after Oct. 7
Audit found that from November 2024, the Pentagon maintained records for only 44%, down from 69% before the war began.
First Ro’em howitzer delivered to IDF's artillery corps
After years of development, the IDF will begin live‑fire testing and crew training for the Ro’em, its most advanced artillery system yet.
Taiwan launches massive unmanned sea drone program
Taiwan is investing nearly $40 billion to build 1,600 unmanned attack vessels as China ramps up military pressure around the island
