Cybersecurity
Cybersecurity company Pluto Security raises $34 million
The Israeli cybersecurity company, founded by Shahar Bahat, has completed a total fundraising of $42 million and introduces a platform that protects the use of AI in real time.
Qatargate suspect Urich confirms phone was hacked, says leakers will 'pay full price'
Zohar Pinhasi charged with wire fraud after using cybersecurity company to pay off hackers
Key ShinyHunters hacker detained in Jordan after FBI breach, is cooperating, sources say
Could Australia's growing cyber threat create new opportunities for Israeli tech?
Ofer Brown, COO of NSKnox, "There is a lot of awareness in Australia about cyber and cyber fraud. It's easier to educate the market than other markets that are less advanced and aware."
As experts scan the web, attackers revive old‑school deception tactics - opinion
Cybercriminals are ditching digital scams for convincing physical letters, exploiting trust in paper to steal money and personal data.
Israeli cybersecurity firm reaches deal with US giant over sharing technology, systems
Recorded Future, one of the world’s largest threat intelligence companies, will allow Pentera to use its platform to showcase its artificial intelligence system to validate threats in real time.
Israeli AI cyber startup Glow launches with $180m funding at $1.2b valuation
Founded by veterans of Meta, Snowflake and Claroty, Glow says its AI agents continuously map workplace devices, remove risky software, and enforce security policies.
Jeen Technologies CEO hails 'rapid' growth as company deepens footprint in Israel's defense sector
The company’s main solution is an agentic AI platform capable of running entirely offline and under strict security controls.
Fig Grows platform to cover full SecOps engineering lifecycle, ensuring resilience at every stage
The company aims to help security teams maintain operational resilience by providing a complete engineering workflow for managing detection pipelines and infrastructure changes.
Alleged Russian cyber spy in Boston case worked for Kaspersky, source says, documents show
Denis Obrezko, who last week pleaded not guilty to computer crimes at a hearing in Boston, worked for Moscow-based antivirus firm Kaspersky Lab in the years before his alleged crimes.
'There is no ceasefire in cyberspace': Ex-8200 officer on Israel's invisible war with Iran
Julia Kogan Ehrlich, a cybersecurity executive and former IDF intelligence officer, says the war with Iran did not end in June. It simply moved to a battlefield most Israelis never see.
Iranian bot campaign targets Nova festival massacre survivors with severe online abuse, propaganda
A "sustained and multi-layered digital campaign" that hurls abusive comments and shares videos about the survivors is not being combated effectively by social media platforms.
What the world can learn from the cybersecurity ecosystem in Israel
Cybersecurity is a major challenge of the digital era affecting everyone. Israel is a leading global cybersecurity hub and a model to follow. It serves as an example.