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Israel signed the second-largest number of cybersecurity deals internationally, according to a report by New York data firm CB Insights.

From his dance moves to his intelligence capabilities, Pvt. Stephane Legar is a truly talented soldier.

Cadets in the final stage of an officers course for the IDF's Cyber Defense Directorate participated in a 24-hour hackathon, with the unique objective of giving back to the community.

Israel is actively fighting cyber terror while exporting its sought-after know-how to the world.

Eviatar Matania, the head of Israel’s National Cyber Directorate, said typical cybersecurity strategy adopted and implemented by many countries and organizations — which almost exclusively 'tend to focus on the cyberthreat' — cannot realistically be applied to Israel.

The subterranean facility that was established in the center of the country and spreads several stories underground will be staffed 24 hours a day, 7 days a week with “cyber defense” soldiers, relevant intelligence personnel, and others, as the situation warrants.

The agreement deals with cyber defense, partnerships with the private sector, and research and development. It also focuses on the establishment of networks and procedures between Israel's National Cyber Security Authority and its US counterpart in the Department of Homeland Security.

Israel must remain on the cutting edge of cyber-defense, -security and -technology in order to maintain the safety and security of the state, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu wrote in a recent article.

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

With StorEdge, unused solar energy is stored in a battery and used when needed, and for power backup, and Cybertech 2016 in Tel Aviv proved that Israel is a cyber superpower.