A challenge-hungry Israeli autodidact might have succeeded where the biggest failed, creating a more efficient engine with world-changing implications for power generation and transportation
Following a suspected Iran attack on a water-treatment facility, a mapping project reveals 188 vulnerabilities in controllers
New report shows that raising capital injects money in Israeli economy, while exits are often only 'a transfer of ownership between foreign bodies'
Evidence has mounted for years that NSO has sold its tools to dictatorships that used it to track journalists, rights activists and dissidents – some of whom were tortured or murdered
According to report, surveillance of Moroccan journalist Omar Radi began just days after spyware firm NSO committed to operate with transparency. NSO: We are troubled by the allegations, and will investigate if necessary
Boom could put Israel at a global data crossroads, but might be slowed by red tape, massive electricity needs of power-hungry facilities
The company analyzes and improves electronics production processes, primarily microchips
Cyber warfare may be the new battlefield, but Israel remains unprepared
'We won’t diagnose COVID-19 with an iPhone. It won’t happen,' Dr. Eyal Orion says, explaining why knowledge-based medical startups matter more in the time of pandemic
Lockdowns and social-distancing force doctors, hospitals and patients to adapt to lasting technological innovation
Core of proposal would create personal zone for individuals and businesses and cut red tape of multiple form filling
Many employees are working at home, but business is far from usual as startup fundraising falls and marketing channels have been shut down
The Blue-Raman cable will run from Italy to India, but due to geopolitics it will be divided into two parts
Asher Levy, former CEO of Orbotech, vows to deepen controversial firm’s commitment to ethical policies
The sudden spurt in remote working due to the coronavirus creates many challenges, not least cyberhacking
Startup becomes the latest Israeli unicorn, a privately-held company valued at more than $1 billion.
Immigrants from Russia and Ukraine find Israel is an easy place to gain citizenship, use stolen credit cards and test new viruses that are then used globally
NSO, which has been linked to hacks on Saudi dissidents and U.S. companies, will purchase Convexum for $60 million in cash
Startups in the field focus on making a major advance in innovation, which can be hugely profitable, if successful
This is good news primarily for Israel’s government, which last year launched a project named Nimbus, which entails transferring the government’s IT services to the cloud
Ad tech firm AppsFlyer valued at $1.4b; cybersecurity maker Snyk at $1b
Acqui-hiring has been common in Israel for a long time, and some say the practice is increasing
Sharon Shalom to head global policy apparatus, after leaving post at Defense Ministry, which has to green-light the firm's exports
The U.S. company’s drive is being led by an Israeli R&D unit it created through a series of local startup acquisitions
Startup Armis was acquired by New York-based Insight Partners for $1.1 billion
Armis sold to New York-based global private equity and venture capital firm Insight Partners
Brig. Gen. Ariela Ben-Avraham plans to leave the army for a private sector cyber job amid rising tensions between IDF and cyber attack firms
The reason, says Dovi Frances, is the bad taste lingering from the 2008 financial crisis and the new smartphone-focused generation
$2 billion all-cash acquisition is strategic move by U.S company to strengthen presence in emerging AI market
Teable buys Indegy in $95 million deal, Gong raises $65 million and VC Crescendo raises initial capital