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מוסף עצמאות 30.4.25 מייסדים Zafran סנז ישר בן סרי שניר הבדלה

American Express invests in Israeli cyber firm Zafran as financial sector faces new AI risks

25.02.26|Meir Orbach

Funding extension underscores urgency of protecting complex digital infrastructure.

מייסדי גמביט סמנכ"ל מוצר סער אליאס מנכ"ל החברה אלון גרומקוב וסמנכ"ל טכנולוגיות מאי קוגן

Unit 8200 veterans raise $56 million for Gambit to help companies survive inevitable cyberattacks

25.02.26|Meir Orbach

The Israeli startup’s platform maps infrastructure and backup systems to ensure recovery after attacks.

בניין פייבר בית האיכרים תל אביב

Cato Networks takes over Fiverr’s Tel Aviv headquarters to support 500 new hires

25.02.26|Sophie Shulman

Shlomo Kramer’s cybersecurity firm adds space with the lease of the historic “Farmers’ House” amid a $350 million revenue run rate.

רואי טיגר מ מייסדי Onavo ובכיר לשעבר ב Meta

Secretive Israeli cyber startup Glow raising over $100 million at $1 billion-plus valuation without a public product

25.02.26|Meir Orbach

Founded by Onavo co-founder Roi Tiger, Glow assembles a top-tier cyber team while keeping its product and technology under wraps, attracting elite investors including Sequoia and Index Ventures.

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.

Cato Networks hits $350 million revenue run rate amid IPO uncertainty

24.02.26|Sophie Shulman

Despite 43% growth, AI-driven disruption and falling cyber valuations cloud Wall Street ambitions.

פיטר מקאי מנכ"ל Snyk ו גיא פודחרני מייסד Snyk סניק

Snyk’s CEO steps aside, arguing the AI era demands a different kind of leader

Peter McKay says company needs new leadership for “hyper-intensive AI innovation.”

An electric car at a charging station.

“The automotive industry will eventually wake up to cyber attacks. It's a pandemic that's just waiting for an outbreak.”

22.02.26|Zachy Hennessey

A new report finds ransomware rising in connected vehicles, as experts warn that shared digital infrastructure could amplify future risks.

Tal Abuloff Alon Cinnamon

Claude Code Security didn’t kill cybersecurity. It exposed what’s coming next.

22.02.26|Alon Cinamon

"Anthropic didn’t kill cybersecurity. They validated that Frontier AI is now a real participant in the security market, at the exact moment when software velocity, data-source sprawl, and attacker automation are all accelerating," writes Alon Cinamon, a Principal at Viola Ventures.

קלוד Claude של אנתרופיק

Cyber stocks plunge, but Anthropic’s security tool isn’t a killer app

21.02.26|Omer Kabir

Investors panic over AI-driven code scanning, though the threat to cybersecurity firms appears limited.

קלוד קוד אנתרופיק

“Cyber is on shaky ground, but this is also an opportunity”: Anthropic’s Claude Code Security forces reckoning

21.02.26|Meir Orbach

Investors warn new vulnerability scanner could disrupt code-security firms while empowering attackers.

הדמיית מגדל משרדים ToHa2 תל אביב אמות גב ים

Palo Alto Networks eyes mega Tel Aviv campus after CyberArk deal

20.02.26|Dotan Levy

Cyber giant seeks up to 100,000 sq m as Israeli workforce swells to 2,600 employees.

מטה פאלו אלטו ב סנטה קלרה קליפורניה

From Cyvera to Koi: How Israel became Palo Alto Networks' strategic core

Half of Palo Alto’s 24 acquisitions since 2014 are Israeli, including its largest, CyberArk at $25 billion, and its latest, Koi at $400 million.

ניקש ארורה מנכ"ל פאלו אלטו

Palo Alto’s biggest bet yet pressures forecast, sends shares tumbling

19.02.26|Sophie Shulman

CyberArk integration and dilution dent earnings expectations.

רתם לוריא (מנכ"לית) ו אור וקנין (CTO) venice

Rotem Lurie raises $25 million Series A for Venice, an identity security startup backed by Wiz founders

18.02.26|Meir Orbach

The Israeli company replaces static enterprise permissions with dynamic access control.

ניקש ארורה מנכ"ל פאלו אלטו

“We identified this new threat vector early”: Palo Alto CEO frames $400 million Koi deal as pre-emptive strike

Nikesh Arora outlined how Palo Alto plans to close AI’s emerging visibility gap.

Palo Alto Networks acquires one-year-old Israeli startup Koi for $400 million

17.02.26|Sophie Shulman

The deal targets emerging risks from autonomous AI agents operating inside corporate systems.

Axonius cuts 40 employees as CEO steps down

15.02.26|Sophie Shulman

Layoffs and leadership change come amid IPO plans and reported acquisition talks.

ניקש ארורה מנכ"ל פאלו אלטו

Palo Alto Networks lays off hundreds of CyberArk employees one day after completing $25 billion acquisition

12.02.26|Meir Orbach

Cuts affect both Israeli and global staff as the company says overlaps between teams prompted strategic organizational changes, while pledging continued investment in technology and business continuity.

נדב צפריר מנכ"ל צ'ק פוינט

After Palo Alto’s Israel listing, Check Point says its roots run deeper

“We have our intellectual property here, our R&D here, our management here, and we pay taxes here,” CEO says as quarterly revenue rises 6% to $745 million.

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