Israel's Ministry of Defense thwarted an attack by a group of cyber criminals called the Lazarus Group, which is 'backed by a foreign country.'

Authorities reveal Iran staged a new cyber attack on water facilities, but no damage was caused.

Massive explosions have rocked key military sites in Tehran during the past week, and the Islamic Republic is finally fessing up about the damage and pointing fingers at Israel.

'Frustration with the [Iranian] regime's failures is rising,' which could 'lead [it] to take more aggressive action in order to distract their citizens with an external conflict,' said former head of IDF intelligence Amos Yadlin.

In addition to more conventional defensive systems, the Jewish state is employing fish to monitor a water purification site in Beersheva.

Israel's counter cyber strike was a clear Israeli message to Iran, 'Don't you dare touch civilian systems,' said Amos Yadlin, former head of military intelligence.

Anonymous officials believe the attack was launched in response to Iran's attempt to breach the command-and-control systems of Israeli water and sewage facilities.

Israel's national cyber defense bureau warns Iran and other anti-Israel activists are expected to launch cyber attacks in the next week.

The suspected cyber attack attempted to interfere with Israel's water supply and sewage system, but authorities stopped it before any damage was done.

Israel's Cyberbit Range teaches security teams how to respond to attacks by creating hyper-realistic simulations.

The IDF and US Cyber Command last week held their fourth Cyberdome exercise, preparing for cyber-attacks from hackers threatening the national security of both countries.

Brig. Gen. Noam Sha’ar reveals that Iran tried to tamper with Homefront Command's early-warning system, with potential catastrophic results.

While hackers already know how to control cars remotely using internet-enabled systems, Israeli tech wizards have developed new defenses to stop these criminals in their tracks.

"I welcome you to come to Israel. You couldn’t have come to a better place for cybersecurity. We want your business," Netanyahu told an international conference on the subject.

Israel has thwarted numerous foreign-originated cyber attacks in the past year, revealed the head of Israeli intelligence.

As Iran’s technological capabilities improve, the Israeli military warns of the looming dangers posed by the Islamic Republic's agents in cyberspace.

With $3.3 billion in exports, Israel is one of the world’s largest developers of cybersecurity solutions, second only to the US.

Hackers group Anonymous has had very limited success with #OpIsrael, an annual campaign to carry out a cyber-Holocaust and remove Israel from the internet.