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A Tel Aviv judge has cited national security concerns and ordered the case to be heard behind closed doors.

Epsagon enables DevOps and engineering teams to monitor, visualize, troubleshoot and quickly fix their cloud applications.

The Israeli Cyber Companies Consortium provides cybersecurity solutions to governments.

The Israeli startup has developed a platform for AI transcriptions and smart captions.

The committee focused on digital platforms for offerings, trading, and clearance of securities using distributed ledger technology.

Michael Li, founder and president of The Data Incubator, talks about the need for more data scientists worlwide and in Israel.

The company's systems can collect and analyze data from mobile phones for law enforcement agencies.

Perion Network is paying up to $73 million for New York and Tel Aviv-based Content IQ.

Analyst Steve Weiss has also cut the Israeli cybersecurity company's target price by 6% from $115 to $106.

Completion of the NIS 40 million deal is contingent on Talma's IPO, which aims to raise NIS 150-200 million.

eToro's main platform continues to be a social investments network in which every investor can see in which assets other investors are investing.

The Israeli cybersecurity company's share price is now below the price in its IPO in April last year.

Israel may be a world vehicle technology power, but driverless cars face many regulatory obstacles before they'll be allowed on the country's roads.

The Israeli company has completed its latest financing round at a valuation of more than $1 billion.

The Israeli company provides IT/OT cyber services and solutions ranging from assessments, penetration testing, network and security solutions, and training to converged IT/OT managed services.

The Israeli cybersecurity company found a vulnerability that would have enabled hackers to extract personal data about users.

Contrary to reports, Chinese consumers are embracing the convenience of biometric technology, says Adv. Carolyn Bigg, providing big opportunities for Israeli companies.

After the biggest ever Israeli cybersecurity company exit, the founders say they remain independent and retain their vision of an IPO and building a huge IoT security company.

The acquisition will enable the Israeli insurance software company to expand its footprint by offering Sapiens' complete product and services portfolio in the German-speaking region.

Armis will remain fully independent and continue to be managed by its Israeli founders.

Mimecast says that the acquisition will enable its customers to better defend against attacks that leverage fake websites and domains for credential harvesting.

The company, which currently has 200 employees, mainly in Ra'anana, plans to hire 130 more.

The Israeli company has raised $50 million, just four months after completing its last $50 million financing round.

Perion Network now expects to report EBITDA for 2019 of at least $30 million.

The acquisition price will probably be in the region of $1 billion.

Israel's largest retail food chain, is considering deploying robots nationally in its branches this year, sources inform "Globes."

Brig. Gen. Ariella Ben Avraham has asked the IDF to advance her release by several months so that she can join cyber intelligence and surveillance company NSO.

Michal Braverman-Blumenstyk, who brought Microsoft's cybersecurity development to Israel, says complaints about multinationals soaking up the talent are short-sighted.

Ronen Samuel tells "Globes" that the Israeli textile digital printing company is looking for revenue growth, not an exit.

Joshua Wilson tells "Globes" that it is not only technology that is changing fast. Games were once designed for men but now women make up 30% of the market.