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4 stories about Israeli Intelligence
Startup Founded by Former Mossad Director Unveils Hacking Simulator
23.03.18
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CTech
XM Cyber employs a team of around 30 people, many of them ex-military cyber experts
Israeli Military Unveils Intelligence Fusion Unit
04.01.18
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Yoav Stoler
Established in 2014, Unit 3060 develops software and applications designed to streamline and improve the information flow between intelligence gathering and processing units and operational forces
NICE Systems Buys Workforce Optimization Company Workflex
16.10.17
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Yoav Stoler
Workflex technology will be integrated with NICE's workforce optimization software
Israel Exposed Russian Hack into U.S. Intelligence, the New York Times Reports
15.10.17
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Raphael Kahan
In a July interview with Calcalist Kaspersky Labs founder, Eugene Kaspersky said the company was hacked by people with “offices North of Tel-Aviv”