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Observability firm Coralogix deepens India bet as AI security demand risesIsraeli observability platform Coralogix is significantly expanding its operations in India, a key growth market, as enterprises adopt AI-d...- Israeli cyber firm Onyx Security launches operations with $40 million funding roundIsraeli cyber firm Onyx Security has launched operations after securing $40 million in funding. The company focuses on securing artificial ...
- CrowdStrike forecasts fiscal 2027 revenue above estimates on cybersecurity tools demandShares of cybersecurity companies, including CrowdStrike, have fallen recently as investors assessed the potential impact of AI startup Ant...
- PM Modi visits Israeli tech innovation exhibition, invites firms to invest in IndiaPrime Minister Narendra Modi visited an innovation exhibition in Israel. He invited Israeli technology companies to invest in India. He urg...
- Okta to expand India team by 50% as it ramps up AI security pushOkta announced plans to grow its India team by 50% in 2026, with a strong focus on deeptech engineering and product development roles. The ...
- India looking at collaborating with Israeli startups to boost innovation: Piyush GoyalIndia and Israel are set to boost their innovation ecosystems through collaboration. Key areas include cybersecurity and medical devices. A...
- Israel's Glilot Capital raises $500 million for new AI and cybersecurity investmentsThe cash will go to two new Glilot funds - a seed fund, its fifth, and another that invests in early-stage companies called Glilot Plus. Gl...
- Israeli cybersecurity startup Vega raises $65 million, valued at $400 millionThe funding, which included so-called seed and Series A funding, was led by venture capital fund Accel, with participation from venture cap...
- Israeli cyber startup Noma Security raises $100 million in private funding roundNoma Security said on Thursday it raised $100 million in a private funding round, bringing total funds raised to date to $132 million. Isra...
- Palo Alto Networks in talks to buy CyberArk in deal worth over $20 billion: ReportShares in CyberArk rose about 13%, while Palo Alto Networks' stock fell roughly 2%. Palo Alto Networks could finalise a deal for CyberArk a...
- Where’s India’s Wiz? How Israel’s cyber edge leaves India playing catch-upGoogle recently acquired cloud security company Wiz for $32 billion, highlighting Israel's prowess in nurturing cybersecurity firms. Despit...
- Israel cyber firms raise $4 billion in 2024 on surge of cloud, AI security needsIsraeli cybersecurity firms raised $4 billion in 2024, more than double the previous year, driven by cloud security and AI growth, accordin...
- Google acquisition target Wiz another fruit of Israel's military intelligenceGoogle's parent Alphabet is in advanced talks to acquire Israeli cybertech firm Wiz, co-founded by Assaf Rappaport and Yinon Costica from U...
- Israel cybersecurity exit deals jump, funding falters in 2023Israeli cybersecurity exit deals grew by 65% in 2023 to $7.1 billion, highlighting the sector's resilience amidst global threats. The secto...
- US investors see value in Israeli tech firms despite warInvestors and analysts had predicted the conflict with the Palestinians would derail a fragile recovery in high-tech, which accounts for mo...
- 'Israel IT plus one', Is India ready?The war in Israel is expected to have an impact on the cybersecurity industry, particularly in terms of research activity and the operation...
- After PM Narendra Modi receives ‘friend’ Benjamin Netanyahu, focus shifts to businessMoUs will be signed on the sidelines of the Indo-Israel Business Innovation Forum and CEOs meet which will be addressed by Netanyahu in bot...
- Yes Bank accelerator pushes for global tie-upsYes Bank is looking at 16 global partnerships with startup accelerators and funding platforms in nine different geographies by this year-en...
- Benjamin Netanyahu keeps the cyber door open for ‘best friend’ Narendra ModiSpeaking at the 7th edition of the annual Cyber Week conference in Tel Aviv, PM Netanyahu said cybersecurity is a serious business now.
- Wipro parks $1.5 million for minority stake in Israeli cybersecurity startupIn a statement to stock exchanges, Wipro said that it has picked up a minority stake “of less than 20% on a fully diluted basis” in Intsigh...
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