Security startup led by former Israeli military cyber chiefs lands $12 million in Seed funding

Security startup led by former Israeli military cyber chiefs lands $12 million in Seed funding. Sweet Security was founded by retired Brigadier General, Dror Kashti, former CISO of the Israel Defense Forces (IDF), retired Colonel, Eyal Fisher, former head of the Cyber Department at Unit 8200 and Orel Ben-Ishay, former Head of the Cybersecurity R&D center at Unit 81.

Wireless Logic acquiring mobile virtual network operator Webbing for over $200 million. The Israeli company operates in the Internet of Things (IoT) sector, providing a leading-edge connectivity service for global customers across sectors including Enterprise Mobility, Automotive and Logistics.

Dealtale shut down by Vianai one year after being acquired. All 70 employees of the Israeli startup, which was purchased for around $20 million last May, were notified they are being laid off.

Could deploying a massive sunshade help curb Earth's rising temperatures? From blankets that cover glaciers, to water cannons that create white clouds to reflect the sun's rays, scientists are investigating innovative solutions to a long-term problem.

Tel Aviv Stock Exchange CEO blames judicial overhaul for poor performance. "The Israeli government must take responsibility and pay attention to the warnings from international bodies," said Ittai Ben-Zeev. "These warnings have been piling up and indicate significant risks that could damage Israel's economic strength."