The Israeli media reported on a "record-breaking spike" in the number of nations purchasing Israeli cyberwarfare and intelligence systems, from 67 to 83 in 2022, but a setback due to intelligence failure will likely cause Israel's cybersecurity industry to face major losses.
Table of ContentsAn unprecedented security failureImpact on Israel's tech sectorMaking a killing Resistance in a digital age
Israel and the rest of the world were caught off guard last week by the sheer size and ferocity of Operation Al-Aqsa Flood, launched by the Palestinian resistance. Even seasoned intelligence agency veterans from the West, who are intimately familiar with Israel's surveillance capabilities, found it difficult to offer a convincing explanation for the obvious security flaws.
Researchers who have spent decades studying the conflict have also claimed they know nothing about it: "Honestly, I have no f'ing idea what's going on. how this relates. or where it might go. Literally everyt...
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