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Rotem Lurie, Ori Salomon, Reut Weitzman

"The hardest thing for a male-dominated startup is bringing in the first woman"

07.09.26|Amy Shapiro

The barriers facing women entering Startup Nation’s cyber sector aren’t about a lack of willingness to hire them. All the more so in the AI era, closing that gap is essential to defending the entire attack surface. Initiatives like Hackeriot are part of a broader effort to challenge Israel’s traditional military-to-tech pathways into cyber.

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.