Cybersecurity

The Israeli Tech Review Q2/2025 provides insights into current trends, including an analysis of investments, M&A, and public markets

Cato Networks plans to use the new capital to enhance its AI-driven security capabilities, increase investment in research and development and expand its global footprint.

Researchers have just confirmed the largest data breach ever, with 16 billion logins up for grabs. What started as a mysterious leak is now being called a blueprint for mass exploitation.

The agency clarified that these alerts are fake and are sent in an effort to cause widespread panic. 

Italy ended a contract with Israeli spyware maker Paragon after allegations of spying on critics, citing national security.

A North Korean IT worker, posing as a legitimate employee at a Western company, was discovered to have orchestrated the cyberattack. 

The new service will help the company's clients implement modern solutions for detecting and responding to emerging threats across all areas of the business.

The Israeli cybersecurity industry strengthens its global standing, with strong participation at Israel's official event at the San Francisco Convention Center, hosting 500 guests from 15 countries.

New campus in Tel Aviv will include AI R&D center, tripling the size of our global headquarters, support Check Point’s long-term growth and innovation goals.

Ziv Conen of New Era Capital Partners on why AI-driven solutions are the future of digital defense

Tomorrow’s cybersecurity experts won’t just respond to events – they’ll manage fleets of AI agents, define objectives, and lead human-machine collaboration.