Wayout and Convexum step back from Israel's struggling NSO Group

NSO's big data successor Bold looks to expand in Europe 

Bold Analytics, which took over the big data activities of the Israeli cyber-intelligence firm NSO, is looking to develop its business in Europe.

• HERZLIYA/DUBAI - Israeli start-up Bold Analytics takes first steps at ISS World Middle East & Africa

• ABU DHABI - National Space Fund gets Council of Ministers approval
  

• PARIS - Citalid makes first foray in Gulf at GISEC

• NEW YORK - David Hochhauser to head Convexum's US branch

Independent investigations war lurks behind BRG v NSO battle  Free

Behind the legal issues being fought over by the Israeli cyber intelligence group and the administrator of the fund that owns the company, Berkeley Research Group, lies a battle over the willingness to investigate its clients.

FTI has front row seat of battle by ex-US intelligence official wrongly accused of spying 

After being accused of being a foreign power's mole by the Department of Commerce's security office when he was in charge of monitoring the export of sensitive technolgies, Stephen Wilcox, FTI's new director of export regulations and sanctions in DC, has filed a civil suit for damages.

TAG, Israeli cyber firms' bridgehead in Italy 

A few days before resigning as the head of Israel's cyber agency, Igal Unna was in Italy to beef up bilateral relations. TAG Company has represented Israeli cybersecurity firms there for several years.

NSO affair threatens UK's cyber sales strategy in Gulf 

The Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office's Gulf Strategy Fund is under pressure to justify its existence.

Blacklisted by the US, zero day distributor COSEINC works on for China's Pwnzen 

The US Department of Commerce has put zero day distributor COSEINC on its blacklist alongside leading Israeli companies NSO and Candiru and Russia's Positive Technologies. The firm's founder, Thomas Lim has another revenue source, however.

Counter-UAV tech, the new frontier in interception 

As interception specialists face increasing legal exposure, many are putting their skills to use in counter-drone tactics instead.

Discreet startup Wayout gathers intelligence from IOT devices 

The Israeli cyber-offensive world is in a state of flux, with legal battles being played out and new companies such as Wayout Group coming onto the scene.