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As cyberattacks peak, so does the demand for Profero's services
13.02.21
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Allon Sinai
The CEO of the Israeli cybersecurity startup, which specializes in helping companies address and manage the aftermath of a security breach, says it is turning people away as hackers take advantage of Covid-19 pandemic
When countries attack companies
10.02.21
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Guy Barnhart-Magen
"It is time for policymakers to stop ignoring the potential damage caused by these attacks not only to the private businesses, but to the whole country," says Guy Barnhart-Magen
State-sponsored Chinese hackers turning to financially motivated attacks, Israeli researchers find
04.01.21
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CTech
Cybersecurity companies Security Joes and Profero believe APT27 was responsible for attacks on major gaming companies