Five Israeli companies win 2025 Frost & Sullivan awards
Armis, AudioCodes, Cyabra, CyberArk and REE win worldwide recognition from venerable multinational market intelligence firm.
Armis, AudioCodes, Cyabra, CyberArk and REE win worldwide recognition from venerable multinational market intelligence firm.
Founders and investors discuss why this is the case, how the current conflict impacts the startup ecosystem, and which sectors are best bets.
CyberArk survey reveals 95% of employees want to continue remote working, but 67% ignore corporate security policies.
From solar power and wearable tech to online gaming and cybersecurity, Israel’s varied tech industry lauded in international report.
Israeli cybersecurity firm reveals that 77% of employees working from home use unmanaged personal devices to access corporate systems.
Gas exploration, digital music, cybersecurity and molecular diagnostics companies in Israel ink deals in May 2017 worth a combined $690 million.
100 startups, 250 companies, and 11,000 visitors on the first day alone – Cybertech 2016 leaves visitors in no doubt about Israel’s leading role in the world’s cybertech industry.
Israeli startup SCADAfence aims to halt hackers from potential trillion-dollar damage on critical infrastructure and manufacturing sites.
Following the disastrous ‘Year of the Data Breach,’ Israeli companies are taking the lead in foiling increasingly sophisticated hackers.
ISRAEL21c rounds up the top super-cool technological advances from Israeli companies that you should keep an eye on next year.
‘Everybody understands that you buy Swiss watches from Switzerland and information security from Israel,’ says CyberArk CEO.