09.03.23|Lital DobrovitskyThe Israeli cybersecurity company was issued a freezing order last month after accumulating debts of NIS 42 million. Cyren’s trustee has asked the district court to sell its anti-malware technology to Icelandic company OK and asked not to make the amount public
27.02.23|Lital DobrovitskyThe company’s accumulated deficit as of September 2022 reached approximately $296 million. Until recently, the Israeli parent company employed 49 people, but at the beginning of the month most of the employees were laid off
02.02.23|CTechThe Israeli-founded company said that “in response to current market conditions and associated challenges with raising additional capital” it plans to “reduce its workforce by approximately 121 employees, representing substantially all of the company's workforce”
04.04.19|Lilach BaumerCyren was founded in Israel in 1991 as an email services provider and changed direction after its 1999 Nasdaq IPO
26.12.17|CTechImmunologists Exchange Verbal Blows in Legal Fight Over Kite Pharma Windfall. Qatar is buying a lot of weapons to as a leverage against boycott. A $1.43 billion expansion plan announced for Israel’s main airport
26.12.17|Lilach BaumerAfter payment, the private equity firm will own approximately 52% of outstanding Cyren Shares
22.11.17|Lilach BaumerThe private equity firm currently holds a 21.3% in Nasdaq-listed Cyren, after buying around 10 million shares earlier this month
07.11.17|Dror ReichThe private equity acquired a 21.3% stake in Nasdaq-listed Cyren for $19.6 million and plans to increase ownership by buying up to 75% of the company’s shares