David Shamah has been writing about Israeli technology news for over a decade, both in print and on the web, and knows the Israeli tech scene and its start-ups inside out.
A debate is rumbling around the security community over the safety of the way next-generation firewalls work.
Trying to prevent hacking attacks is a losing proposition, says Illusive Networks CEO Shlomo Touboul. Keeping them busy with phony data is a much better strategy.
With its acquisition of document security firm WatchDox, BlackBerry hopes to re-appeal to former customers who have moved on to other platforms.
The firewall veteran hopes Tel Aviv's Lacoon Security will help grow its mobile security business
CyActive's predictive cyber-defense system is the US firm's second acquisition in Israel.
Siemens is impressed at what Israeli security startups CyActive can do – developing ways of mitigating attacks before they can take place.
Cyber-criminals targeting European corporations and governments managed to stay undetected since 2002 - until one security company found them.
Hexadite hopes to make automated security palatable to even the most outsourcing-cautious.
The Tel Aviv company issued a blog post about a new twist on a known Active Directory security hole – which was followed up by reports that Microsoft might buy the company.
The company is counting on a new center in southern Israel to help it tap into Israel's security knowhow.