Globally, a new arms race is developing around the field of satellite-based navigation, a Western source tells JNS

The IDF has turned into a locomotive that is pulling the Israeli economy in technology and cyber sectors.

Despite having a population a little larger than New York City, Israel’s cyber prowess is that of a global superpower, says professor Chuck Freilich.

There have been cyber attacks on universities, hospitals, airlines and media companies. Israel Today has also been targeted by the hackers.

Palestinian terror groups hope to level the playing field and take on the cyber superpower that is the Jewish state.

“If the State of Israel doesn’t wake up in time, 16-year-old hackers will take us down,” warned a cybersecurity expert.

Precisely because Israel is a leading technological power, it must ensure there are no holes in its cyber defenses.

Analysts say NSO Group’s flagship software Pegasus is a “weapon against which there is no defense”

“Further evidence of Israel’s global leadership” in cyber security