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The Twistlock platform replaces multiple outdated layers of security.

Google Flights is a search engine that helps consumers find the cheapest flights between destinations by comparing fares.

A new study by the Israeli cybersecurity company shows that faxes are not as safe as people think.

Prof. Isaac Ben-Israel, who persuaded the government to invest in cybersecurity in 2010, hopes to duplicate this success in artificial intelligence.

The US company's board has given Soluto CEO Tomer Dvir a mandate to make acquisitions and investments in Israel.

Nvidia VP business development Jeff Herbst sees AI taking over everywhere, and Nvidia's platform leading the charge.

15,000 Ukrainians are working for Israeli high-tech companies. The Ukrainian government wants to increase that to 150,000.

Hamas's hackers are still amateurish, but are gaining experience and sophistication, possibly with Iranian help.

Datorama has grown rapidly into a company with significant revenue and major customers, but its contribution to Salesforce lies ahead.

Former Israeli manipulators of the social networks for business and political campaigns have crossed the lines and are now helping to detect such campaigns.

China's growing investment in Israel's autotech industry serves its strategic interests.

BrandShield has developed a blockchain platform that issues fraud alerts.

Polish technology minister Jadwiga Emilewicz is keen to persuade Israeli entrepreneurs to establish R&D centers in Poland.

Verint was reportedly about to buy NSO at a $1 billion valuation.

Lior Shalev, grandson of Teva founder Eli Hurvitz, targets the 'double bottom line' - both economic and social profit.

Why does Google mistranslate a Hebrew sentence on gender equality into Persian for celebrating the 14th anniversary of Al Qaeda in Israel?

The future of autonomous vehicles comes down to saving lives, and it’s why I led the $15.3 billion purchase of Mobileye, says Intel CEO Brian Krzanich.

ConsenSys founder Joseph Lubin talks to "Globes" about his vision for Ethereum and its new development center in Tel Aviv.

Israeli high-tech provides LGBTQ employees with rights and benefits that should be extended to all, writes Facebook Israel executive Elad Brindt-Shavit.

This year's Viva Technology show highlighted Africa's emerging high-tech scene, but Israeli startups made an exciting contribution.