Let’s not miss the opportunity to make Israel a ClimateTech leader
In our vision, ClimateTech can become a field of innovation that the world identifies with Israel, where Israelis are thought leaders and Israeli companies are market leaders, a field that has an entire ecosystem...
Iran is not the only threat that Middle East countries can unite around
The 18 months since the signing of the Abraham Accords have demonstrated that the benefits of cooperation extend far beyond security and survival to include long-term prosperity for all the people of the region.
A Guide To The Latest Hacker’s Business Model And How To Beat it
As the years progress, threats to the safety of our data and critical digital assets change and increase, and are becoming more sophisticated and technical. It seems as though whenever experts believe that they...
Why Global Enterprises Are Seriously Taking Notice of the Israeli Cybersecurity Industry
The effects of the solutions produced by the Israeli Cybersecurity industry are by no means limited to the shores of the Holy Land. By garnering 16% of global funding during 2017, a good increase on the figures...
Beer Sheba is Sizzling Hot, and it’s Not Just the Desert Sun
An analysis of activity at the Beer Sheba high-tech park shows annual growth of 40% in the average number of start-ups established, compared with a country-wide average of 12%. Beer Sheba’s high-tech park, some 60...
Start-Up Nation Central’s CISO Cocktail Party at Cyber Week
At the end of June, Tel Aviv University hosted the Cyber Week 2017 conference – one of the most important annual cybersecurity events that brings together experts, entrepreneurs, policymakers, investors, academics,...
Follow the Money: Investors Seeing Israel in a New Cybersecurity Light
It’s no secret that cybersecurity is a growth industry today – unfortunately, as hackers seem to be a step ahead of solutions constantly. The old models of cybersecurity do not seem to be working well, and...
Why does 15% of the World’s Investment in Cybersecurity go to Israel
2016 is likely to go down as the year that hacking “came home” to Americans. Whether it was Russian hackers, Chinese hackers, teenage hackers, or careless clicking on a suspicious link, there is no question that...
