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"The industry has thrown up its hands": An unusual Seed round for the Israeli startup Way
Israeli startup Way Security has raised $20 million in a Seed round. The company is developing technology that allows for the integration of Identity and Access Management (IAM) solutions with any system without changing a single line of code.

Is this about to become the best-selling vehicle in Israel again?
BYD is launching the new generation of its popular electric vehicle, the ATTO 3 EVO. We tested the new model to see if it can repeat the success of its predecessor in a challenging market.

How to identify and recruit real talent in the AI era? A new webinar with the answers
The AI revolution is transforming team building and candidate assessment. Join our upcoming webinar to learn how to adapt your recruitment processes.

Bought an LG monitor? You got McAfee pop-up ads
LG monitor owners are reporting that their screens are automatically installing annoying McAfee pop-up ads, a practice that has sparked significant backlash and prompted a partial intervention from Microsoft.

"AI allows for shortening processes": Papaya lays off 30 employees
Israeli company Papaya has announced a layoff of 30 employees, representing 7.5% of its workforce. Management attributes the move to operational optimization through the integration of AI.
"The screen flickered and that's it": The suspect gave the investigators the unlock password, they just didn't know it would destroy the device
American agents demanded a password from a protester, but the one he provided triggered a security feature that wiped his device entirely. He is now facing an unprecedented indictment.

The new OSS threat map: how Frontier LLMs are changing the rules of the game
Advanced language models have created a new threat map, and now the question is no longer how many vulnerabilities will be found, but what is your organization's MTTR.

Intel Loses 1.3 Billion Shekel Grant Due to Expansion Delays
The state has cancelled a 1.3 billion shekel grant for Intel following the freeze on the expansion of its Kiryat Gat plant. The Ministry of Finance decided not to wait for progress, though it kept a separate grant scheduled for 2026.