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20 stories about Amy Shapiro
Astelia: “Vulnerability does not exist on a server alone”
15.09.26
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Amy Shapiro
Yuval Barak, Founding Research Engineer at Astelia, discusses how AI is solving the historical challenge of knowledge transfer as part of CTech’s Security Researchers series.
Island: “AI made it cheap to produce an answer and expensive to trust one”
15.09.26
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Amy Shapiro
Idan Revivo, Head of Security Research at Island, explains why human researchers must evolve into research engineers as part of CTech’s Security Researchers series.
Terra: “The researcher of the future isn't competing with agents on speed”
14.09.26
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Amy Shapiro
Ofek Haviv, Cyber Security Researcher at Terra Security, describes how building autonomous penetration testing today is operating without a playbook as part of CTech’s Security Researchers series.
Salt: “Truly innovative research comes from freedom of thought and as few boundaries as possible”
14.09.26
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Amy Shapiro
Yaniv Balmas, VP Research at Salt Security, explores how a strong research team operates several steps ahead of its own product as part of CTech’s Security Researchers series.
Axonius: “Not being knowledgeable enough about something is no longer an excuse”
13.09.26
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Amy Shapiro
Roey Vilnai, Director of Cyber Research at Axonius, explains why today's security researchers must treat their AI tools as team members as part of CTech’s Security Researchers series.
Cyera: “Assumptions can be broken and once you look for them you find bugs”
13.09.26
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Amy Shapiro
Ofek Itach, Security Research Team Lead at Cyera, details the discovery of critical vulnerabilities in widely adopted open-source LLM tools as part of CTech’s Security Researchers series.
Alice: “The vulnerabilities we identify could affect billions if discovered by the wrong people”
11.09.26
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Amy Shapiro
Roey Fizitzky, VP of Security Research at Alice, explores the challenge of building practical defenses for an ever-evolving AI threat landscape as part of CTech’s Security Researchers series.
Novee: “AI turns one strong researcher into something closer to a whole team”
11.09.26
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Amy Shapiro
Omri Inbar, Vulnerability Researcher at Novee Security describes how automated offense is raising the bar for defenders across the global cyber landscape as part of CTech’s Security Researchers series.
Oligo: “AI is having its American Fuzzy Lop moment”
10.09.26
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Amy Shapiro
Uri Katz, Director of Research at Oligo Security, explains why the most critical bugs only turn up when humans step into the loop as part of CTech’s Security Researchers series.
Orion: “AI is the most interesting thing to happen to endpoint security in a decade”
10.09.26
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Amy Shapiro
Dan Shemesh, Security Researcher at Orion Security, explains how AI is changing the work of researchers "twice over" as part of CTech’s Security Researchers series.
Beyond the States: Where are Israeli founders looking to grow?
09.09.26
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Amy Shapiro
At the launch of Calcalist and Showcase IL's ScaleUp House, CTech asked the experts and entrepreneurs which markets outside the US offer the strongest growth potential for Israeli startups.
Noma: “The research surface is expanding faster than researchers can cover it”
09.09.26
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Amy Shapiro
Sasi Levi, Security Research Lead at Noma Security, discusses why great researchers create new problem spaces rather than hunting for individual bugs as part of CTech’s Security Researchers series.
Linx: “The future of security researchers is the same future where we treat AI agents like people”
08.09.26
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Amy Shapiro
Linx Security's Roy Itzhaky discusses how the future of security research will be less about digging and more about directing, as part of CTech’s Security Researchers series.
Cybercriminals are turning AI’s safety guardrails against it
08.09.26
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Amy Shapiro
Attackers are hiding malicious code behind biological and nuclear weapon schematics to prevent AI-powered security scanners from inspecting it, according to Google Threat Intelligence. The latest findings show cybercriminals increasingly using autonomous AI systems to target software supply chains and enterprise AI infrastructure.
"The hardest thing for a male-dominated startup is bringing in the first woman"
07.09.26
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Amy Shapiro
The barriers facing women entering Startup Nation’s cyber sector aren’t about a lack of willingness to hire them. All the more so in the AI era, closing that gap is essential to defending the entire attack surface. Initiatives like Hackeriot are part of a broader effort to challenge Israel’s traditional military-to-tech pathways into cyber.
Zafran: “AI is the biggest force multiplier security researchers have ever had”
06.09.26
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Amy Shapiro
Amir Shavitt, Head of Research at Zafran, explains how the balance of power between attackers and defenders is changing as part of CTech’s Security Researchers series.
Zenity: “The threat AI creates is not about what AI models say, but about what agents do”
03.09.26
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Amy Shapiro
Tamir Ishay Sharbat, Director of Security Research at Zenity, explores what constitutes true innovation in AI security as part of CTech’s Security Researchers series.
Conifers: “The attacker can walk away, and that’s what we’re least ready for”
02.09.26
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Amy Shapiro
Ido Shtrauch, Security Research Team Lead at Conifers AI, details how threat actors are adapting to a world where companies use AI to analyze their security alerts, as part of CTech’s Security Researchers series.
Vega: “An attacker only needs one vulnerability, defending is an endless chase”
01.09.26
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Amy Shapiro
Eran Ayalon, Head of Research at Vega Security, describes how knowledge sharing and collaboration make Israel the spearhead of the global cyber world, as part of CTech’s Security Researchers series.
Tenzai: “The pace expected from researchers has changed dramatically”
31.08.26
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Amy Shapiro
Ofri Ziv, Co-Founder and VP Research at Tenzai, explains why execution is the ultimate differentiator for research teams today, as part of CTech’s Security Researchers series.
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