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Potential NSO Deal Will See Francisco Partners Take a Big Bite Out of Verint

29.05.18|Sophie Shulman and Golan Hazani

Despite registering a billion dollars in annual sales in the last three years, Verint comes to the merger as the weaker side

Surveillance Company Verint Negotiating $1 Billion Merger with Israeli NSO Group

28.05.18|Orr Hirschauge and Amarelle Wenkert

NSO develops and sells cyber attack tools that can be used to gather intelligence from mobile phones

פרופ' יצחק ברוורמן מנהל יחידת אף אוזן גרון ב בית חולים הלל יפה ב חדרה

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Cyber Surveillance Firm Founder Defends Company’s Practices

25.12.17|Asaf Shalev

Co-founder of NSO Group whose products were tied to government spying on journalists and dissidents defended the company’s ethical standards in a rare interview

מימין שלו חוליו ו עמרי לביא מייסדי NSO

Blackstone Backs Out of Talks to Acquire a Share in Surveillance Company

17.08.17|Hagar Ravet

Following an early Calcalist report, digital rights advocacy group Access Now published a petition calling Blackstone to back out of deal

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