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Backed by the JVP Fund and a dot-com bust survivor, the network security company is enjoying double-digit growth.

With three successful startups under their belt, serial entrepreneurs Benny Schnaider and Rami Tamir are staking their future on the hot new segment.

As the need grows for alternatives to passwords, the Israeli startup BioCatch is developing identification solutions based on user behavior patterns, sometimes without the user even knowing it.

The multinational chip giant is reportedly in negotiations to acquire Omek Interactive, a Beit Shemesh-based start-up that develops software that creates an interface for identifying gestures through the use of three-dimensional cameras.

Incapsula, a subsidiary of Imperva, caters to small and medium companies who want top-notch security solutions.

The investment arm of the Chinese state-owned China Everbright Group says it's close to signing deals with local firms and will put at least $100 million into the tech sector.

Entrepreneurs plan to bring Bedouin into industry by training them as software inspectors.

A survey conducted by Ethosia and TheMarker found that an Israeli high-tech entrepreneur is most likely to be a post-graduate man who served in an IDF combat or technology unit.

Comverse takes a cue from Yahoo, says no work from home; SingTel makes a new home in Israel; Google finds most Israeli apps make pennies.

The industry sector that Check Point developed has emerged from the doldrums and is once more alive with investment activities and opportunities.

Wix leads the way back to Wall Street; Intel Israel doubles exports; Taboola raises $15 million; Bezeq's free Cloud.

Samsung looks for the next big start-up; Ravello raises big money; GE continues new year job diet at healthcare division; demand for programmers drops.

The Israeli site's application was downloaded 100,000 times in one day as browsers search for online doubles.

New Samsung Catalyst Fund will announce a start-up competition later this year that will distribute $10 million in seed investments to winners.

IntuCell is making a nearly half-billion-dollar exit via Cisco, TowerJazz is negotiating the purchase of Mircon's Kiryat Gat plant and SintecMedia is buying another company.

Energy, infrastructure companies confident about policy continuity with new government.

Start-up develops technology to help mobile communication companies operate their networks at top efficiency.

The young Israeli company is getting into the web-traffic analysis game, using data collected from the tens of millions of Internet users who have downloaded its add-ons.

This is the best total since 2006, when the figure reached $10 billion.

After reports of the Israeli mapping start-up's impending acquisition by Apple were debunked, it is revealed that the company held talks with the other big guys, including Facebook, Google and Microsoft.

Will changes to Microsoft's and Google's security policies hurt 'Download Valley' developers?

Hola’s first product will crowdsource the Internet; The British government finds Israeli high-tech jolly good.

Genome Compiler is not your typical Tel Aviv start-up: It aims to exploit genes to make our kids' lives greener, cleaner and better. Glowing fish instead of nightlights, anyone?

Teddy Sagi's Markets agreed to buy the company, which develops so-called browser extensions, in an all-cash deal.

Indigo digital printing has a growth spurt; buying and selling over the weekend in high-tech; former IBM chief keeps it in the family.