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יוסי סינט Chief Scientist בחברת Evinced חדש

Could AI compromise digital access for people with disabilities?

04.09.24|Yossi Synett
"Technology developers, regulators, and communities of people with disabilities must collaborate to ensure that these innovative tools enhance accessibility rather than hinder it," writes Yossi Synett, Chief Scientist at Evinced.
עינת בנימיני מייסדת השלוחה הישראלית של Concentrix

Overcoming risks inherent in implementing GenAI

03.09.24|Einat Benjamini
Einat Benjamini, founder of the Israeli branch of Concentrix, states that “every company must prepare for implementation of revolutionary technologies like Generative AI to reduce risks and uncertainties and maximize benefits in the medium and long term.” 
דרור ברזניצקי Chief Product Officer ב- Lightrun

Software Failures: What companies and development teams should learn from McDonald's and CrowdStrike

02.09.24|Dror Bereznitsky
"Software failures are a significant challenge for development teams, requiring a systemic approach to development, testing, and quick response," writes Dror Bereznitsky, Chief Product Officer at Lightrun.
Moran Amplefields

The Israeli state must support its tech industry. Here's how.

28.08.24|Moran Chamsi
"From the Web Summit annual conference to the scandal surrounding the dismissal of the Israeli employee from Intel, the Israeli tech industry finds itself at the forefront of the wartime campaign and needs to receive the right tools to prevail," writes Moran Chamsi, Managing Partner at Amplefields Investments Fund
Dr. Micha Breakstone

The Next Arms Race: Why AI will outpace the nuclear arms race, and why Israel cannot afford to lose

27.08.24|Dr. Micha Breakstone
"Israel can close the gap and become a global leader in AI, mirroring its success in cybersecurity technologies, thereby securing its position as a key player on the global stage," writes Dr. Micha Breakstone
אבנר סטפק יו"ר מיטב

The Triple Discount Package in the Secondary Market for Tech Companies

26.08.24|Avner Stepak
"What are sophisticated investors finding in private tech companies, and why now?" asks Avner Stepak, one of the owners of Meitav Investment House
שירן בראלי Head of Research ב סייארה

Beyond Productivity: AI mandates rigorous access management and sensitive data classification

25.08.24|Shiran Bareli
"The greatest challenge for organizations in the AI era is balancing the benefits of technological advancement with the need for high levels of security," writes Shiran Bareli, Head of Research at Cyera.
Dor Pillar

GenAI tools in the workplace: 5 emerging threat scenarios

21.08.24|Dor Sarig
"As GenAI tools proliferate across organizations, security teams must remain vigilant and proactive in addressing these emerging threats," writes Dor Sarig, Co-Founder and CEO at Pillar Security
יואל יעקבסון CTO בקבוצת EMET

Organizational GenAI: The challenge, the great opportunity, and the emerging killer application

20.08.24|Yoel Jacobson
"Some organizations are already integrating GenAI into their products through local development, often ignoring complex issues of access permissions and governance," writes EMET Group CTO Yoel Jacobson.
Daniel Leviathan Zoe

AGI Alignment: Creating a sustainable, just and beautiful world in the era of superintelligence

14.08.24|Daniel Leviathan
"It is a complex but crucial endeavor determining the trajectory of our technological and societal evolution," writes Zoé Co-Founder and CEO Daniel Leviathan.
Ronee Isaacson UK

How the UK and Israel can collaborate to build Israel’s infrastructure of tomorrow

13.08.24|Ronee Isaacson
 "By working together, our nations can construct not just physical assets, but also a legacy of shared innovation and prosperity," writes Ronee Isaacson, Head of Exports at the British Embassy in Israel
רוזי פנחסי מייסדת ומנכ"לית Scaleops

Flexible employment is the name of the game

12.08.24|Rosie Penhasi
"The modern approach to outsourcing reflects evolving cultural and business trends in the global labor market," writes Rosie Penhasi, founder and CEO of ScaleOps.
Avichay Nissenbaum of lool Ventures

Embracing the pivot: How investors support startups in transition

11.08.24|Avichay Nissenbaum
 "The initial idea is just the beginning, and the willingness to evolve and pivot can lead to extraordinary outcomes," writes Avichay Nissenbaum, General Partner at lool Ventures
Yoav Fisher

Healthcare tech: A sleeping giant in the high-tech ecosystem

05.08.24|Yoav Fisher
Given that the continuing conflict, and the higher risk profile of Israel, will undoubtedly continue to harm investment activity in healthcare, Yoav Fisher, Head of Technological Innovation and Digital Health at HealthIL, writes it may be time to consider adjusting governmental programs to face current challenges and maintain a competitive edge for the future.  
חיים גבריאלי יו"ר תנובה

The national food security plan must be included in Israel’s 2025 budget

30.07.24|Haim Gavrieli
Tnuva Chairman Haim Gavrieli asserts that a multi-year national food security plan is a top public interest, and resources should be allocated for its implementation as early as 2025.
Chen Shmilo 8200

Beyond cybersecurity: Securing Israel's future as the Startup Nation

29.07.24|Chen Shmilo
"By embracing diversity in our innovation economy, we can secure our position as a global leader in technology and entrepreneurship for generations to come," writes 8200 Alumni Association CEO Chen Shmilo
מורגן רייט מומחה להגנת סייבר ויועץ לסנטינל וואן

Rethinking cybersecurity: Preventing the next massive IT outage

28.07.24|Morgan Wright
“The CrowdStrike outage highlights the risk of lack of resilience and the danger posed by over-reliance on single sources of technology and software, and it has become a blueprint for nation-state adversaries to recalibrate tactics, techniques, and procedures and cause devastating consequences,” writes Morgan Wright, Chief Security Advisor of SentinelOne.
עו"ד חיים רביה, עו"ד דותן המר ועו"ד שקד פלדמן יפתח

Who will cover the damages of the largest computer failure in history?

25.07.24|Haim Ravia, Dotan Hammer, Shaked Feldman Yiftach
While the extent of the damage caused by the failure of CrowdStrike's security software update is still being assessed, three advocates from leading Israeli law firm Pearl Cohen Zedek Latzer Baratz examine the legal ramifications.
Dor Sarig Pillar Security

From data breaches to legal liabilities: The hidden risks of AI chatbots

22.07.24|Dor Sarig
"Implementing AI is like opening a black box; you never know what you are going to get, which makes security all the more essential," writes Pillar Security Co-Founder and CEO Dor Sarig.
נדב אביטל ראש קבוצת מחקר ואיומים בחברת אימפרבה

The next October 7th? A grim cyber forecast

22.07.24|Nadav Avital
Cybersecurity in Israeli local authorities is critically underfunded and poorly planned, according to a State Comptroller report. This lack of preparedness and enforcement endangers vital infrastructures amidst a rise in cyber-attack attempts, writes Imperva's Director of Threat Research Nadav Avital.
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