Cybertech

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Workplace wellness startup Thriver, in Series B round, nabs $33 million

The rebranded company expands its platform to include virtual events, health and wellness, and professional development initiatives

| 9/08/2020

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Sight Diagnostics lands $71 million Series D for more efficient blood analysis

The Israeli company has developed a machine that uses AI to provide a full blood count from just two drops of blood within minutes

| 6/08/2020

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Zencity secures $13.5 million to help local gov't leaders make data-driven decisions

The Israeli company uses AI to provide local government agencies with actionable insights about their communities' needs and priorities based on discourse in digital channels

| 5/08/2020

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Speech recognition startup Voiceitt raises $10 million in Series A funding

The company's technology gives voice to those who cannot speak on their own by translating unintelligible and atypical speech in real time

| 5/08/2020

Greg Day, VP and Chief Security Officer, EMEA, at Palo Alto Networks. Photo provided by the company

From doorbells and fish tanks to nuclear reactors: why focus on IoT security

Commentary: One of the greatest risks of the connected world is that something quite trivial could end up having a huge impact on a business if it gets into the wrong communication flow and becomes an entry point for a cyberattack. To address such risk, segmentation should be at the heart of every company’s connected strategy.

| 4/08/2020

Erez Yalon, head of the research team at Checkmarx. Photo: Guy Yechiely

Privilege Escalation on Meetup.com Enabled Redirection of Payments, Checkmarx says

The Israeli cybersecurity company recently audited the security of the high-profile website and discovered vulnerabilities that could put users at risk

| 4/08/2020