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Company has developed a ‘Google Maps' security platform to help businesses protect their software applications from cyber threats

Artificial intelligence isn't limited to generating paintings and doing your homework for you. Militaries like the IDF are embracing AI for warfare, too.

PTC is a global software company that offers a range of technology solutions and services aimed at driving digital transformation and enabling companies to create, operate and service their products.

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For Israeli start-ups, it's an exciting time, both in terms of present success and future possibilities.

A new class of cyber firms has arisen in recent years, firms focused on the physical aspect of cybersecurity. An inside look at the battle to protect the Internet of Things

The unified asset visibility and security platform provider had a valuation of around $2 billion 8 months ago.

The tech unicorn fever in Israel is showing no signs of subsiding. Three more local cyber companies— Wiz, Orca Security, and Axonius-- are planning to announce in the coming weeks that they have completed large funding rounds at valuations topping $1 billion each.  All three companies raised more than $50 million in 2020 and are taking advantage of the readily available capital to secure additional rounds, while upping their valuations, shortly after their previous ones.   Assaf Rapapor...

A mere nine months after it was founded, Cloud security company Wiz, headed by former General Manager of R&D at Microsoft Israel Assaf Rapaport, has raised a $100 million series A funding round. Venture capital funds Index Ventures, Sequoia, Insight Partners, and Cyberstarts all participated in the round. All the investors, aside from Insight, also invested in Adollam, Rapaport’s previous company, which was sold to Microsoft in 2015 for $320 million. Among the prominent private investors who ...