ALL ARTICLES - ISRAEL

• SANTIAGO - Cognyte goes after Southern Cone market
  

• RIYADH - Positive Technologies eye Saudi Arabia despite US sanctions
  

• SAN FRANCISCO - US Coast Guard awards economic intel contract to Sayari

• CREIL - Artemis roll-out speeds up

• PARIS - RB 42 woos French companies for Singapore at Campus Cyber

• FORT MEADE - Khoi Nguyen replaces Michael Clark as head of acquisitions at US CYBERCOM

• LONDON - Omri Lavie and Isaac Zack's cyber firm Orchestra Group closing UK subsidiary

Faced with Israeli resellers, foreign zero-day specialists flock to Abu Dhabi 

The UAE is home to a growing number of unregistered vulnerability (zero-day) resellers, such as newcomers Vulns Security and Operation Zero. The Emirati authorities welcome this counterbalance to an over-reliance on Israel in this sector.

Biden's anti-spyware order spells trouble for Paragon 

In restricting the use of spyware across all federal agencies, especially software used by foreign governments, the US president's new executive order could make life difficult for the Israeli provider Paragon on the US market.

Israeli cyber firm CIPTEAM teams up with Mitrelli 

The small Israeli company is the new cyber provider for New Cognito, the cyber subsidiary of the Israeli-Angolan conglomerate Mitrelli, which secures contracts in Africa for Israeli companies.

• ISRAEL - Shin Bet opposes National Guard plan
  

• FRANCE - DRM appoints civilian as "platform" chief
  

• UKRAINE - Information protection service sets up new partnerships
  

Israeli OSINT firm Cyberglobes prospects in India 

Israel's Cyberglobes, a particularly active exporter of open source intelligence solutions despite its ban from Facebook and other US platforms, has recently been prospecting in India.

• PARIS - Tehtris put cyber shield around Emmanuel Macron's campaign

• WASHINGTON - Cyber reserve returns to Congress 

• TORONTO - Ofer Kotler joins Canadian-based fund Awz Ventures 

Latin America continues to attract Israeli cyber firms 

Daniel Geifman, previously with Intellexa, has recently launched Totem Solutions, a firm exporting cyber solutions to Latin America. Despite the negative press it has received there, Israeli cyber remains sought-after in that part of the world.

Ahmed Al Shafar, the strongman of Dubai's defence dealings with Israel 

At the heart of the United Arab Emirates' peace and defence deal with Israel is Dubai's Al Shafar family, a partner of several Israeli defence groups. As long-standing allies of the emirate's ruling Al Maktoum family, this clan finds itself at the root of a gentleman's agreement between Abu Dhabi and Dubai.

• TEL AVIV - Dream Security poaches Tenable's product management director

• DUBAI - Kaymera carried by SAT in the UAE

• HERZLIYA - Fischler joins Interionet to lead European sales

• WASHINGTON - GAO confirms Boeing pick for DIA's SITE III programme

From New York to Geneva, Israeli-Luxembourg due diligence firm Sqope prospers under Krancenblum 

Veteran Luxembourg due diligence firm Sqope has had a new lease of life, opening up outposts from New York to Geneva and appointing new people, since the arrival of CEO Ilana Krancenblum and with the help of a number of Israeli consultants.

Cyber export specialists enjoy booming legal advice market 

Facing tougher export controls, Israeli cyberintelligence companies are in increasing need of help navigating regulations. Specialist legal advisers are making the most of a flourishing, niche market.

Cognyte and Omaha police and firefighters' pension fund fall foul of Meta's crusade 

A new episode in the tumult shaking the virtual human intelligence sector has been playing out in a New York courtroom this month. The city of Omaha police and firefighters pension fund has accused Cognyte of failing to reveal its activities in the sector, which it says are behind the company's poor stock exchange performance.

Vietnam baulks at Airbus's observation satellite proposal 

While the French embassy in Vietnam is still hoping that Airbus might land an earth observation satellite order, the Vietnamese government appears unready to commit, marking what could be the end of this central project in the two countries' bilateral defence cooperation and a blow to French chances of further defence contracts in Vietnam.

Paragon carves new place for Israeli cyber in Singapore 

Paragon, backed by former PM Ehud Barak, recently landed a major contract in Singapore, confirming its status as the new star of Israeli cyber-intelligence.