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Cyberquake: Why Palo Alto Networks is eyeing Israel’s CyberArk

The $25 billion deal marks a turning point in the cybersecurity industry, merging global leader Palo Alto with Israel’s CyberArk to form an AI-driven identity security powerhouse poised to outpace rivals in the coming years

Tal Shahaf | 07.31.25

Palo Alto Networks acquires Israel's CyberArk in $25 billion deal

US cybersecurity giant, founded by Israeli national Nir Zuk, inks massive cash and stock deal—the second-largest Israeli cyber exit after WIZ’s sale to Google

Sophie Shulman | 07.30.25

Hot AI summer: Three Israeli cybersecurity startups in buyout talks

AI surge reshapes cybersecurity, fueling acquisitions as global giants like Palo Alto, Zscaler and F5 seek Israeli startup talent

Sophi Shulman/Calcalist | 07.22.25

Israeli cyber firms attract 40% of US investment rounds in 2024

Startup Nation Central report reveals although cyber firms make up just 7% of local tech scene, they drew 38% of investments this year, with US backing nearly doubling

Raphael Kahan | 07.11.25

The Cyber Front Is Still Ablaze: This is How Hackers Almost Breached Critical Institutions in Israel

Israeli cyber startup malanta.ai uncovers exposure of thousands of devices in critical organizations, including financial institutions, universities, communications companies, allowing access to internal networks, experts call it attackers 'holy grail'

Raphael Kahan | 07.04.25

Dream come true: Employees earn more than $100 million from sale of company shares

Cybersecurity company Cato reported a $359 million funding round, at a valuation of $4.8 billion; About a third of the funding is from the sale of shares by hundreds of veteran employees, which will bring in huge sums for some of them; CEO Shlomo Kramer: 'The funding is intended to help employees "meet the money" sooner'

Tal Shahaf | 06.30.25

How Cato Networks became Israel’s $4.8B cybersecurity powerhouse

From SASE pioneer to AI security heavyweight, the Tel Aviv company just closed a record-breaking $359 million round

Ynetnews | 06.30.25

Iranian-backed hackers go to work after US strikes

Hacking operations are much cheaper than bullets, planes or nuclear arms, a cybersecurity expert says; Department of Homeland Security issued a public bulletin Sunday warning of increased Iranian cyber threats

Associated Press | 06.25.25

Check Point acquires Israeli cyber startup firm Veriti for $100 million

The Israeli company, founded in 2021 by Check Point alumni, has developed a platform for identifying and fixing security gaps in real time; 30 Veriti employees will join Check Point as part of the deal, which is a continuation of the company's Israeli acquisition strategy

Meir Orbach | 05.28.25

Cybersecurity giant Fortinet acquires Israeli startup Suridata in multimillion-dollar deal

The American cybersecurity giant aims to boost its SASE offerings with Suridata’s risk management platform, marking its latest move in Israel’s tech sector

Meir Orbach | 05.22.25

Checkpoint to hire 500 employees in Israel to expand AI, network security operations

Cybersecurity firm boosts hiring to drive AI innovation and plans new campus in Israel, signaling confidence in local tech sector even as many competitors shift operations to the U.S.

Sophie Shulman, Calcalist | 05.19.25

Iran says it fended off 'extensive cyberattack' against country

Cyber offensive comes one day after port explosion that killed at least 40 and injured hundreds, which Tehran continues to blame on Israel despite ongoing investigations

Reuters | 04.28.25

Armis aims for $1B in revenue, IPO within two years under new president

President Alex Mosher outlines an aggressive growth strategy fueled by AI, acquisitions, and rising demand in the cybersecurity market

Meir Orbach | 04.25.25

WhatsApp on desktop? This file could hack your PC — here’s how to stay safe

Critical chat app vulnerability allows attackers to disguise malicious code as innocent files like images, prompting urgent updates

Raphael Kahan | 04.20.25

אנשי חברת הגנת הסייבר דרים (Dream Security), למעלה: שלישי משמאל -סבסטיאן קורץ, חמישי משמאל - שלו חוליו

We’ve got a click: A rugged Israeli entrepreneur and a former Austrian chancellor are aiming for a Wizz-style exit

Cybersecurity firm Dream, a partnership between former NSO Group CEO Shalev Hulio and former Austrian leader Sebastian Kurz, becomes a unicorn and is hoping to surpass Wizz's success

Tal Shahaf | 04.19.25

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