As AI-powered attacks become faster and more autonomous, Corma wants to put an AI workforce on the defensive side

A new Akamai security report highlights the risks of shadow AI, browser extensions and autonomous agents operating beyond corporate controls

Zuckerberg is betting on open models, personal agents and AI beyond the cloud as Meta’s competitive strategy against rivals in the U.S. — and China

AI can make us dramatically more productive. The real question is whether that productivity means fewer workers and higher profits—or better jobs, shorter working weeks and more time to live

The technology already works. The next challenge is building enough of it

Astra is showing advances that could allow it to find zero-day vulnerabilities and execute sophisticated cyberattacks with little or no human intervention

Turkey and Pakistan may have pledged to stand with Riyadh, but questions remain over whether either country would actually fight for Saudi Arabia, while Israel has more to gain from managing its ties rather than from confronting the new bloc

As the two countries expand defense spending and seek autonomous, AI and satellite technologies, Israeli startups are being urged to look beyond the crowded U.S. procurement market

Simplex founder Nimrod Lehavi and veteran entrepreneur Ofer Bar-Or have already launched five companies since January and plan to build dozens more

The attempted attack using an explosive drone at Leipzig Airport illustrates the spillover of conventional warfare threats into the civilian domain, and forces the global civil aviation industry to urgently update its security concept and integrate appropriate technologies alongside physical security

Tech giants and security institutes are pushing frontier models to their limits. A string of unauthorized actions is exposing how easily testing environments can lose control

Quantum computing is still far from mass adoption, but the global race is already underway. Tami Mazel Shachar, CEO of Qubit IL, explains how the technology could transform medicine, cybersecurity and defense — and why Israel must build local capabilities

The Israeli video technology company launches avatars that analyze tone, intent, and conversational context in real time, aiming to make AI interactions more natural across sales, customer service, and training

The Israeli UAV company is investing in manufacturing capacity, supply chains, and next-generation capabilities as it expands into global markets

The latest trial evaluates future scenarios and incorporates AI, combat lessons, and advanced manufacturing technologies as Israel strengthens its long-range missile defense capabilities

The defense technology company adds AI perimeter protection, counter-drone and surveillance capabilities as demand for smart defense technologies accelerates

The third and final Dolphin 2-class submarine has been delivered by Germany’s TKMS shipyard, featuring a larger hull and command structure that experts believe may support additional capabilities — including advanced missile systems

The Israeli company launches a commercial accelerator aimed at helping B2B startups move from promising technology to enterprise adoption, revenue, and global scale

After simulating 600+ clinical trials, the Israeli company is betting AI can transform one of the riskiest stages in drug development

As hackers use AI to find and exploit vulnerabilities in record time, investors are betting that runtime security – not traditional patching – will become the next frontline of enterprise cyber defense