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Keyboard Warriors to Frontline Soldiers: Israel’s Cybersecurity Dilemma in a Time of Conflict
War, huh, what is it good for? In Israel’s case, it’s causing a cyber pickle. Called to the frontlines, our tech heroes leave a void in the cyber startup arena. With funding and keyboard warriors down, the Israeli Cyber Startup Impact looks like a superhero…
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War, huh, what is it good for? Absolutely nothing...especially not for cybersecurity. Israel, the second biggest player in the global cyber startup market, is facing a bit of a cyber pickle. With their tech experts being called to the frontlines, they've got fewer keyboard warriors to fend off the increasing cyberattacks. The silver lining? Their trained military experience might just give them the resilience needed to keep the cyber defenses strong. It’s like a superhero movie but with a lot more coding and probably less spandex.Already a member? Log in here