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Astelia

4 stories about Astelia

Roy Itzhaky, Yuval Barak, Idan Revivo

As AI takes over the grunt work, security researchers face a higher bar

18.09.26|Amy Shapiro

CTech’s “Security Researchers: Digital Fighters” series surveyed 30 security researchers from Startup Nation’s cyber landscape, revealing how AI is changing their work and reshaping how these teams approach security to stay ahead of the curve.

Yuval Barak Astelia

Astelia: “Vulnerability does not exist on a server alone”

15.09.26|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.

Alon Noy, Co-Founder and CEO of Astelia

I ran Israel's national red team. Now every attacker has one

30.08.26|Alon Noy

AI makes cyberattacks faster and cheaper, leaving network reachability as the only thing between attackers and their targets. Most defenders still overlook it.

מייסדי אסטליה מימין נדב אוסטרובסקי אלון נוי רועי רג'ואן

Ex-IDF cyber commanders launch Astelia, secure $25 million Series A to combat AI-era threats

24.02.26|Meir Orbach

The Israeli startup aims to cut through millions of vulnerabilities to pinpoint real, exploitable risks.