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Is slew of small cybersecurity exits a sign of things to come?
06.02.22
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Meir Orbach
“2022 will be a sobering year in which the leading companies will be separated from those that can’t keep up with the pace of growth,” said Yair Snir, Vice President, Managing Director at Dell Technologies Capital
Check Point acquiring Israeli cybersecurity startup Spectral for $60 million
01.02.22
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Sophie Shulman
Founded in 2020, Spectral’s developer-first approach to security focuses on code safety and trust, fast code scanning, and simple developer experience
CTech's Book Review: An analysis in human behavior, risk, and systems thinking
27.12.21
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Dotan Nahum
Dotan Nahum, CEO at Spectral, shares insights after reading “The Field Guide to Understanding Human Error” by Sidney Dekker