Startups jostle for attention as Israel’s cyber industry takes lead
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.
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 cybersecurity will continue to a big part of the solution to our global cyber-security challenges.’
Hod Hasharon company – that makes 4G LTE solutions for Internet of Things — to become Japanese multinational’s Israeli R&D center.
Israel-US agentless cybersecurity company, ForeScout, raises $76 million; mPrest and TravelersBox also announce million-dollar funding rounds.
Who can use this? This is a great compliment to a unit of study on trees, nature, or Tel Aviv. Have your students look on a map and find exactly where these trees are located in Tel Aviv.
Automotive cyber security solution to reduce threats and risks for connected cars.
Try these with your students or bring them to your youth group retreat. They’ll be a sure hit.
Who can use this? A preschool class learning about zoos or a group of lower-school students studying urban planning.
Who can use this? An elementary school classroom studying bird migration patterns, religious school third-grade teachers looking for a way to integrate Tu B’Shvat and Israel. (Check out the spectacular short film…)
Pluristem’s innovative treatment — PLX-R18 – could save lives of severely ill patients with hematopoietic disorders.
Warner Bros. Pictures gives comics fans a taste of what to expect in upcoming 2017 movie featuring Israeli actress as Diana Prince.
City trees are often overlooked but they have important tales to tell. Now there’s a tree tour you can do by yourself.
Israel-based semiconductor companies merge to manufacture network processors and expand market reach.
Tel Aviv University researcher’s cutting-edge innovation offers new assisted reproductive technology for treating infertility.
Israel enjoys cyber superpower status as startups sell at least $3 billion of cyber security products and services in 2015.