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Exit dreams and corporate reality: Untold challenges of Israeli tech acquisitions
21.01.25
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Itamar Tal
"Despite challenges, Israeli startup acquisitions remain vital for driving global innovation and economic growth. Success requires proper preparation, cultural sensitivity, and strategic foresight," writes Itamar Tal, VP Engineering at Akamai Technologies and former VP Engineering at Guardicore.
Pavel Gurvich steps down as managing director of Akamai Israel
14.10.24
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Sophie Shulman
Three years after selling his startup Guardicore to Akamai, Gurvich, a recipient of the Israel Defense Prize, is expected to found a new startup. Ofer Wolf will replace him.
Akamai CEO: Guardicore has the best solution
04.10.21
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Hagar Ravet
Speaking with Calcalist, Tom Leighton explained the decision to pay $600 million in cash for the Tel Aviv-based cyber company
Israel's Guardicore acquired by Akamai for $600 million
29.09.21
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Hagar Ravet
Gurdicore’s technology enables large companies, such as financial institutions, to compartmentalize their servers in order to prevent security issues, data breaches, and identify attacks
“Election hacking” is just a buzzword, says incoming Guardicore VP of Security Research for North America
04.01.21
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James Spiro
With elections in the U.S. and Israel dominating headlines, Amit Serper puts concerned minds to rest - while warning us of the actual threats to look for.