Cyber startup steps out of stealth to protect machine identities
Today’s devices have multiple identities. Token Security has emerged from stealth mode with a platform aimed to keep those identities secure.
Today’s devices have multiple identities. Token Security has emerged from stealth mode with a platform aimed to keep those identities secure.
The seventh cohort of Deloitte’s seven-week Launchpad coincides with the seventh month of Israel’s ongoing war with Hamas.
New program at Jerusalem’s Shaare Zedek Medical Center gives a strong foundation to startups poised to make significant contributions to healthcare.
Mitzpeh Ramon inaugurates its first proper office building, with ambitions to attract young Israeli startups and double its populace.
The direct contribution signals a vote of confidence in the approach of Apex Security to the growing concerns about AI security.
Israel Innovation Authority hopes to foster stability amid economic fluctuations and attract $700 million from institutional investors.
Spines raises $6.5 million for its technology that reduces costs and time involved in publishing books.
The household word in DIY website building is looking to jumpstart the growth of disruptive business platforms and other new ventures.
The Technion-Israel Institute of Technology now also ranks 65th globally in patent approval in the United States.
Storywizard.ai has evolved from an app intended for the personal use of parents telling bedtime stories into a teaching tool utilized in classrooms worldwide.
The findings reveal that space tech often has practical applications in Earth-based industries, opening up a world of untapped potential.
Israeli startup, Alignment Labs, is using its own product to stay in business during a war in which both cofounders were called up to the reserves.
Venture capital platform’s Growth IV fund brings the company’s total assets under management to $4 billion.
$50 million fund to support startups directly affected by the war or developing solutions related to it across multiple verticals.
A smaller, more focused group of exhibitors at this year’s CES is heavy on AI to enhance everything from nail painting to visual image quality.