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Citizen Lab Calls on Francisco Partners to Address Impact of Surveillance Products

31.05.18|Lilach Baumer
Nasdaq-listed business intelligence company Verint is negotiating a $1 billion merger with NSO, an Israeli cyber surveillance company controlled by the private equity firm
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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
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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
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Israeli Surveillance Company Verint Considers an IPO for its Security Intelligence Division

28.03.18|Golan Hazani
After a failed attempt to sell the division, Verint mulls an IPO of the sub-unit according to a market value of $800 million
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CTech’s Daily Israeli Tech News Roundup

21.12.17|CTech
Blockchain loses magic hold on Tel Aviv investors. Activists out to change Israel's arm exports policies. The world’s first commercial-scale wave power plant will be built by Israel-based Yam Pro Energy in Ghana. Injectable bone grafts were demonstrated for the first time
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Verint Buys Conversational AI Company Next IT

21.12.17|Amarelle Wenkert
Customer service and surveillance products company Verint says it paid $30 million in cash for Next IT, which develops natural language technology for customer engagement
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Surveillance Company Verint Fights Patent Lawsuit

06.09.17|Dror Reich
Technion encryption experts allege Verint used their patented technology
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