Hi-tech
The invisible risk: Can you really trust your ‘private’ AI assistant to keep your secrets?
TECH AFFAIRS: Research by Israeli cybersecurity company Check Point found a weakness in ChatGPT’s system that could allow someone to extract data without triggering any alarms.
Under the radar: The program bringing ultra-Orthodox women into the IDF
Your Taxes: What makes Israeli hi-tech tick
Nvidia acquires Israeli data co Illumex
Israeli wages increased in 2024, CBS data reveals
Israel’s average salary rose to 14,060 NIS in December, a 4.2% increase from 2023, with the hi-tech sector leading the highest average salaries at 29,736 NIS.
Israeli startups make global plans after key role in war
Israel already had a thriving startup scene, with some companies already winning orders from abroad and aiming to shape the battlefield of the future.
Unicorn investor: Time to hire in Zion
Here’s why I’m hiring Israeli engineers who are redefining AI.
Tenable acquires Israel’s Vulcan Cyber in $150M-$180M deal
Cybersecurity giant Tenable is buying Vulcan Cyber for $150M-$180M, aiming to enhance exposure management solutions.
Israeli gaming co. Moon Active laying off up to 100
Moon Active, led by founder and CEO Samuel Albin has operated for years without public relations campaigns and media interviews.
At Wadi Attir, Bedouin mix agricultural tradition with hi-tech innovation
One example of Wadi Attir’s innovative approach is a shipping-container-like machine that absorbs moisture from the desert air and turns it into drinking water.
'Within a year Wiz will be ready for an IPO': New Wiz CFO
Cybersecurity unicorn Wiz targets IPO readiness under CFO Fazal Merchant.
Cantor lists monday.com, NICE among AI picks
Cantor names monday.com and NICE as key picks in generative AI-driven stocks.
Juniors struggling to find tech jobs in Israel
Junior tech job crisis deepens in Israel amid industry transformation.
Hi-Tech sector shows resilience and adaptability amid wartime challenges
Israeli tech shows surprising resilience: 70% project growth despite war disruptions, but 80% need fresh capital within six months as reserve duty and flight cancellations strain operations.