Press Releases

CYBERGYM and Omegapoint announce new collaboration in the provision of remote cyber training solutions

Tel Aviv, Israel, 20 July 2020 CYBERGYM – a global provider of cyber-readiness solutions, and Omegapoint – A Nordic leading expert in cyber security and secure digitalization – have successfully closed a new deal in which Omegapoint will provide CYBERGYM’s cyber training programs and certifications to utility companies, municipalities and government entities throughout the Nordic countries.

02 Aug 2020

Bank Hapoalim Announces Strategic Partnership with CYBERGYM to Establish Global Network of Centers of Excellence and Cyber Training for the Financial and Banking Industry

The new initiative will enable financial organizations around the world to qualify their workforce effectively through real-time cyberattack scenarios, and develop a global knowledge-sharing network in the field of cyber finance.

29 Jan 2020

The Yomiuri Shimbun

In late December, CyberGym Control Ltd. held a cybersecurity course at an office in Tokyo, in which participants observed countermeasures being conducted against a hypothetical attack on an infrastructure system using a model of a power plant that had been set up in the room.

A piercing alarm rang out as the power plant’s red lights came on, signaling an anomaly and indicating that the plant had been the target of a cyber-attack.

The eight participants, who were engineers in their 20s to 40s from major companies, were enrolled in the two-month course that costs ¥2.5 million per person.

02 Mer 2020

Program will provide colleges and universities access to advanced cyber training and tools for establishing preeminent cyber centers

NEW YORK, Nov. 20, 2019 /PRNewswire/ — International cyber education leader Cybint and advanced training and technologies arena provider CyberGym are teaming up to help solve for the impending global cybersecurity workforce shortage with their Cyber Centers of Excellence (CCE) Grant program.

20 Nov 2019

CYBERGYM announced that effective January 8th 2019, its agreement with CyberGym Europe has expired and with that CyberGym Europe is no longer a partner, reseller or representative of CYBERGYM. Read more in the attached press release

10 March 2019

CYBERGYM Launches New Infrastructure Security Combat Training in Response to the Chinese Spy Chip Hack

Leveraging advanced forensic analysis and a replica of the reported attack scenario, CYBERGYM addresses the unease felt around supply chain and infrastructure security

CYBERGYM, a global network of cyberwarfare qualification and training arenas, today announced a timely program to train organizations on how to mitigate the impact of cyber attacks on their organizational hardware. Effective today, the new program is available in all of CYBERGYM’s cyberwarfare Arenas across the globe.

October 26, 2018

The Yomiuri Shimbun

A piercing alarm rang out as the power plant’s red lights came on, signaling an anomaly and indicating that the plant had been the target of a cyber-attack.

The eight participants, who were engineers in their 20s to 40s from major companies, were enrolled in the two-month course that costs ¥2.5 million per person.

02 Mer 2020

Former Homeland Security Advisor Frank Cilluffo Joins CYBERGYM NYC’s Board of Advisors

Frank Cilluffo joins the fast-growing global network of cyber-warfare arenas as the company doubles its global network

CYBERGYM, a global network of cyber-warfare qualification and training arenas, where organizations enhance their cyber strategies, today announced the addition of cybersecurity expert Frank Cilluffo as an advisor to the board of their recently opened Manhattan arena. Cilluffo was recently named as Director of Auburn University’s Charles D. McCrary Institute. Prior to his appointment at Auburn, he served as an Associate Vice President at George Washington University, where he developed numerous national security and cybersecurity policies and initiatives.

October 26, 2018

CyberGym Opens Its First U.S. Cybersecurity Training & Technology Arena

New York City facility will provide training programs tailored for employees and the specific cyber threats facing their organization

CyberGym today announced the opening of its first U.S. cyber training and technology arena, the latest in its global network of facilities where organizations use an emulation of their critical systems to test their people and qualify their cybersecurity technologies and policies.

Located in Manhattan, CyberGym NYC will feature human-centered training and qualification programs based on models of the latest cyber attacks against financial, insurance, critical infrastructure, utility and government organizations. The arena becomes part of the network of CyberGym World Cyber Warfare Arenas, which span across Europe, Asia and Australia.

July 17, 2018

American firm CyberReadyUSA acquires practice arena from Israel's CyberGym

Originally established in Hadera in 2013, CyberGym is a joint venture between the Israel Electric Corporation and CyberControl, an Israeli cyber-security consultancy group.

August 1, 2017

CyberGym, Hitachi to Launch Cybersecurity Training Facility in Japan

As part of the agreement, a hands-on cyber security training and defense facility will be established at Hitachi’s complex in Japan

June 28, 2017

Telia Lietuva and CyberGym Establish a Cyber Training Arena in Vilnius

Soon, a special remote cyber security training centre, the first such centre in Northern Europe, will open in Vilnius. This is done according to the cooperation agreement that was signed today by Telia Lietuva and CyberGym, an Israeli cyber defence solutions company that is well-known throughout the world, at the festival of technologies and innovation LOGIN.

May 25, 2017

First European CyberGym Arena for Counter Cyber-Attack training will be Established in the Czech Republic.

Prague, September 2, 2015 – CyberGym, a leading global company in the field of cyber-security, has decided to bring its key know-how to the Czech Republic and build their first commercial Training Arena there.

July 6, 2017

News Releases

Stronger Together: CYBERGYM and Cybint launch higher education Cyber Centers of Excellence Grant Program valued at over $5.6 million

Program will provide colleges and universities access to advanced cyber training and tools for establishing preeminent cyber centers.

November 20, 2019

CYBERGYM inaugurates second Japanese Cybersecurity Training and Technology Arena in Tokyo

Internet Research Institute, Inc. (“IRI”) will provide training facility and
programs Located in Shinjuku, Tokyo, IRI, a Japanese operating unit of Internet Research Institute Ltd (listed at Tel Aviv Stock Exchange and traded as “IRI”), under the strategic collaboration with CYBERGYM and SCH, will feature training and qualification programs based on models of the latest cyberattacks. The Shinjuku arena becomes a part of the network of CYBERGYM World Cyber Warfare Arenas – WCWA from September 2019, which will be the second arena in Japan following CYBERGYM Training Arena Tokyo.

November 20, 2019

EU Delegation Visits CYBERGYM

We were honored to welcome Ambassador Emanuele Giaufret, Head of the EU Delegation to Israel, and First Counsellor Sandor Szelekovszky, Head of Trade and Economic Section. As guests of the Israel Electric Corporation, they visited and experienced a live demonstration of CYBERGYM’s Cyberwarfare Arena, Israel’s leading cyber-defense training facility, which provides cyber training and qualification programs for organizations around the world.

January 9, 2019

Copy of Chinese Spy Chip Used in Security Training

Following reports that Chinese spies infiltrated the supply chain of servers assembled by Supermicro Computers Inc., the New York–based CYBERGYM has launched a new infrastructure-security combat training program.

Driven by the belief that threats posed by these types of supply chain and infrastructure hacks are significant, CYBERGYM said it developed the training to help organizations prepare for such an attack. In an effort to make the training as realistic as possible, the engineers and white-hat hackers at CYBERGYM developed a virtual model of the surveillance chip identified in the Bloomberg report. The virtual model emulates the actual attack scenario, which will allow participants to respond to a real-life chain of events, CYBERGYM said.

October 29, 2018

Israeli 'hacking school' to develop next-gen 'cyber defenders'

Israeli-headquartered cyber security training firm, CyberGym, has launched in SA, to help create the next generation of cyber security professionals.

Founded in 2013, CyberGym is a joint venture of the Israel Electric Corporation, a public company supplying electricity throughout Israel, and Cyber Control, Israel’s cyber security consultancy.

It provides cyber warfare readiness training for governmental and private enterprises globally, with offices in Australia, Czech Republic, Portugal, Japan, Lithuania and the US. Its new Johannesburg-based office is its first commercial facility in Africa.

CyberGym says it has partnered with local cyber research and training firm, Wolfpack Information Risk, to offer cyber security training that goes beyond the traditional approach.

October 2, 2018

Israeli cybersecurity outfit offers Asia lessons in hacker-fighting

An Israeli cybersecurity training company is pushing into Asia, offering clients a people-driven approach to preparing for online attacks.

This month, CyberGym opened a training center in Tokyo through a joint venture with Japan’s VLC Holdings. This is its second operation in Japan, as it also partners with Hitachi to provide training geared toward the energy sector.

September 4, 2018

CyberGym Control: An Innovative Approach to Tackling Cyberattacks

CyberGym Control offers end-to-end, human-centered cybersecurity training and defense solutions through World Cyber Warfare Arena (WCWA), a networked platform that leverages the skills and capabilities of the humans. The company works towards changing the way organizations respond to cyberattacks. “We work to rebalance the game against the bad elements in cyberspace”, says Ofir Hason, CEO of CyberGym Control.

April 2018

Fogo contra fogo: empresa israelense cria arena para treinamento contra ciberataques

Publicado por Renato Mota em Cybertech TLV 2018

Um sítio afastado, nos arredores de Tel Aviv. No espaço bastante arborizado, quatro casas. Quem vê a Cybergym de fora, não imagina a guerra que está acontecendo lá dentro – ou como o CEO e co-fundador da empresa Ofir Hason chama, brincando, “a luta dos nerds”. A Cybergym nasceu a partir da demanda da Companhia Elétrica de Israel. Em 2013, depois de gastar ulgumas centenas de milhares de dólares por ano em defesa contra ataques cibernéticos (eles eram, e ainda são, muito frequentes), a companhia tentou uma solução holística para o problema: construir uma instalação com toda infraestrutura necessária para treinar seu pessoal contra ciberataques.

January 28, 2018

Cybergym Training Arena, una “palestra” per resistere a un attacco informatico

“Ci sono solo due tipi di aziende: quelle che sono state hackerate e quelle che lo saranno”: un cartello con le parole pronunciate nel 2012 dal direttore dell’Fbi Robert Mueller, accoglie il visitatore all’ingresso del primo dei tre anonimi e modesti fabbricati che ospitano la Cybergym Training Arena, una palestra dove è possibile mettere in pratica, su sistemi e infrastrutture reali, un vero attacco informatico

January 30, 2018

In Israël kunnen professionals simulaties oefenen van de oorlog met hackers

Cyberstrijd is te trainen

TEL AVIV – Terwijl Nederlandse banken ook gisteren weer onder vuur lagen door DDoS-aanvallen, zijn in het Israëlische Hadera professionals uit alle windstreken bijeengekomen om het afslaan van zo’n invasie van cyberaanvallers te trainen. Het is de enige plek ter wereld waar dat op realistische wijze kan. Ook Nederlanders zijn afgereisd om een robbertje digitaal te vechten met echte hackers. Een ex-spion leidt het kamp.

January 30, 2018

Israel’s CyberGym leads in protection from cyber attacks

Striving to meet the increasingly daunting challenge of protecting the Israel Electric Company’s (IEC) national infrastructures from cyber attacks and intrusions numbering in the thousands has spawned the creation of CyberGym, a joint venture between IEC and CyberControl that is already benefiting corporations of all descriptions that rely on electricity and computers.

November 17, 2017

Security training provider CyberGym opens “cyber training arena” in Melbourne

Israeli cyber security training and coaching provider CyberGym has opened its “cyber training and technologies arena” in Melbourne to help companies prepare for and respond to cyber attacks.

The company, which moved its headquarters to Melbourne from Israel earlier this year, will conduct training in the arena through simulated attacks.

November 13, 2017

Israel’s CyberGym opens global HQ in Melbourne

Israeli cybersecurity company CyberGym has opened a new global headquarters and cybersecurity training arena in Melbourne’s Docklands area.

CyberGym replicates organisations’ IT systems in its arena and conducts simulated cybersecurity attacks to train IT teams how to react to and recover from an event, improving their security posture.

November 13, 2017

Israel’s CyberGym opens global HQ in Melbourne

Israeli cybersecurity company CyberGym has opened a new global headquarters and cybersecurity training arena in Melbourne’s Docklands area.

November 13, 2017

CyberGym opens Melbourne cybersecurity training centre

Israel-based CyberGym is a cyber defence solutions provider and its newest facility forms part of its global ‘CyberGrid’ security defence network.

November 13, 2017

Cybergym sets up new cyber security facility in Melbourne

Israeli cyber security training company Cybergym has opened its first Australian cyber security facility in Melbourne.

Cybergym says the multi-million dollar Melbourne cyber training and technologies facility contains the latest in state-of-the-art technology used to prepare proactive defence for, and respond to, cyber attacks.

November 13, 2017

CyberGym opens Melbourne cybersecurity training centre

Victorian Minister for Innovation and the Digital Economy Phillip Dalidakis officially opened CyberGym’s first Australian cybersecurity facility in Melbourne last week, saying that it is exciting to see global leaders become part of the region’s thriving sector. Israel-based CyberGym is a cyber defence solutions provider and its newest facility forms part of its global ‘CyberGrid’ security defence network.

The multi-million dollar facility includes a cyber training and technologies arena that builds on its other facilities across Europe, Asia, the Middle East and America. The interconnected network strengthens the ability for government agencies and critical infrastructure providers to protect against and respond to cyber attacks.

November 13, 2017

CYBERGYM TO GIVE LOCAL SECURITY SYSTEMS A WORKOUT

Israeli cyber security company CyberGym is the latest tech company to set up shop in Melbourne with its global headquarters and state-of-the-art cyber security training arena opening in Docklands today.
Minister for Innovation and the Digital Economy Philip Dalidakis officially opened the centre, which will add 60 jobs to the more than 3,200 technology jobs already created by companies investing in Victoria.

November 13, 2017

CYBERGYM TO GIVE LOCAL SECURITY SYSTEMS A WORKOUT

Israeli cyber security company CyberGym is the latest tech company to set up shop in Melbourne with its global
headquarters and state-of-the-art cyber security training arena opening in Docklands today.
Minister for Innovation and the Digital Economy Philip Dalidakis officially opened the centre, which will add 60
jobs to the more than 3,200 technology jobs already created by companies investing in Victoria.

November 10, 2017

City flexes its cyber muscle

Melbourne is now part of global online defence network thanks to CyberGym

November 10, 2017

NATO ENSEC COE together with Ukraine institutions organized an Advanced Training Course and Table-top Exercise

On 16-20th October of 2017 in Kyiv, Ukraine, the NATO Energy Security Centre of Excellence (ENSEC COE) and the Ministry of Energy and Coal Industry of Ukraine organized an Advanced Training Course and Table-top Exercise on Critical Energy Infrastructure Security called “Coherent Resilience 2017.

The Course was planned in close cooperation with the US Naval Postgraduate School, the Ukrainian National Institute of Strategic Studies and support from NATO HQ and NATO Science for Peace and Security program, which financed the course as part of the NATO Comprehensive Assistance Package to Ukraine.

October 23, 2017

Vilniuje atidarytas kibernetinio saugumo centras

Vilniuje atidarytas pirmasis Lietuvoje ir Šiaurės Europoje nuotolinių kibernetinio saugumo pratybų centras „CyberGym“.
Mokymų areną įmonėms ir organizacijoms kartu su privačia Izraelio kibernetinės gynybos sprendimų bendrove „CyberGym“ įsteigė bendrovė „Telia Lietuva“, rašoma pranešime spaudai.

September 13, 2017

Startuoja „CyberGym“ – kibernetinio saugumo pratybų centras

Vilniuje atidarytas pirmasis Lietuvoje ir Šiaurės Europoje nuotolinių kibernetinio saugumo pratybų centras „CyberGym“. Mokymų areną įmonėms ir organizacijoms kartu su privačia Izraelio kibernetinės gynybos sprendimų bendrove „CyberGym“ įsteigė bendrovė „Telia Lietuva“.

September 13, 2017

Grėsmė saugumui, pavojingesnė už ginklus: Lietuva jau ruošiasi šiems išpuoliams

Trečiadienį Europos Parlamente Europos Komisijos vadovas Jeanas Claude‘as Junckeris pasakė savo metinę kalbą, kurioje labai daug dėmesio buvo skiriama kibernetiniam saugumui. Politikas savo kalboje akcentavo naują kibernetinio saugumo strategiją bei kibernetinio saugumo agentūros įsteigimą, skirtą Europai.

September 13, 2017

Israel’s CyberGym – Real World, Real Time Cyber Defense Training

HADERA, Israel – A collection of small stone houses that once sheltered seasonal orange pickers now serves as a real-world training ground for cyber defenders to learn what it takes to keep a growing army of hackers out of networks operated by multinational corporations, government and security organizations worldwide.

July 6, 2017

CyberGym Makes Sure You Know What It Really Feels To Get Hit By A Cyber-attack

The 2017 Check Point cybersecurity survey found that almost 65% of U.S. IT professionals did not feel confident in their organization’s overall security posture. Israeli startup CyberGym aims to bolster their confidence and enhance their defensive skills by providing training that immerses the participants in real-life-like cyber warfare experience.

June 27, 2017

Cybergym: donde las empresas aprenden a defenderse de un ataque ‘hacker’

En Israel, cuna de la ciberseguridad, se encuentra Cybergym, una empresa que se dedica a entrenar a compañías de todo el mundo a reaccionar ante un ciberataque real

June 27, 2017

TELIA COMPANY AND CYBERGYM SET UP NORTHERN EUROPE’S FIRST CYBER TRAINING CENTER

Telia in Lithuania in cooperation with cyber-defense company Cybergym is establishing a cyber security training center in Vilnius, the first in Northern Europe.

“Recent events when more than 200,000 computers all over the world were infected with ransomware within a rather short period of time forces the business community to reconsider whether enough attention is being devoted to data and systems security. We see the fast transformation of cyberattacks, the increasing scope and harm, so we want to provide Lithuanian business with more preventive solutions,” says Kęstutis Šliužas, CEO of Telia Lietuva.

May 29, 2017

CyberGym comes to Docklands

Israel’s cyber-security leader, CyberGym, last month relocated its global headquarters to the Goods Shed in Docklands.

The Goods Shed became an international cyber-security hub in November, when Minister for Small Business and Innovation, Philip Dalidakis, announced it was home to the Oceania Cyber Security Centre and CSIRO’s Data61 Cyber Security and Innovation Hub.

May 4, 2017

Israeli CyberGym arrives in Aust

Israeli cyber security specialist CyberGym will open its doors in mid-July at Melbourne’s Docklands as the company pursues the Asia Pacific market for its intensive digital threat reaction training.

CyberGym, will relocate its global headquarters to Melbourne, building out to 60 new jobs over the next three years.

May 1, 2017

Melbourne welcomes Israeli CyberGym

Israeli-based company CyberGym will be relocating its global headquarters to Melbourne.

This move will generate 60 new full-time jobs over the next three years.

CyberGym, a cyber defence organisation half-owned by the multibillion-dollar Israeli Government’s Israel Electric Company (IEC), provides comprehensive IT security services and real-world cyber defence training to help organisations significantly improve their cybersecurity.

April 6, 2017

Israeli cyber security trainer CyberGym locates in Melbourne

An Israeli cyber security training company will move its global headquarters to Melbourne, creating 60 jobs over three years.

CyberGym, which was supported by the State Government of Victoria, joins the US Department of Homeland Security as members in the city’s emerging cyber security hub.

CyberGym, which is half-owned by Israel’s biggest electricity supplier, runs cyber security training courses for organisations, placing staff in simulated cyber-attack situations and generating responses.

April 4, 2017

Israeli Cyber Security Leader Chooses Victoria For HQ

Victoria’s thriving cyber security sector has received another boost today with the announcement that Israeli cyber security leader, CyberGym, will relocate its global headquarters to Melbourne, generating 60 new full-time jobs over the next three years and serving to establish Melbourne as the first cyber-ready city in Australia.

CyberGym, a cyber defence organisation half owned by the multi-billion dollar Israeli Government’s Israel Electric Company (IEC), provides comprehensive IT security services and real-world cyber defence training to help organisations significantly improve their cyber security.

April 4, 2017

Israel’s Cybergym picks Melbourne as global headquarters ahead of ASX IPO

Israeli cyber security training company CyberGym will move its global headquarters to Melbourne, creating 60 jobs over three years, and joining the likes of the US Department of Homeland Security as participants in the city’s emerging cyber security hub.

CyberGym, which is half-owned by Israel’s biggest electricity supplier and is about to raise $30 million for an ASX IPO at a post-money valuation of $80 million, runs cyber security training courses for organisations, placing staff in simulated cyber-attack situations and coaching them on how to respond.

April 3, 2017

States vie for Israeli cyber security investment as CyberGym heads downunder

State governments are jostling to win a major cyber security investment from the multibillion-dollar Israeli government-owned electricity company, as the business implications of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s first Australian visit begin to take shape.

February 20, 2017

CyberGym’s Ofir Hason tells Australian firms to brace for cybersecurity beaches

One of Israel’s cyber gurus has warned transport, aviation and healthcare companies to brace for a wave of cyber attacks in the next 12 months.

Ofir Hason, the former head of the Israel Shin Bet security agency’s cyber unit and founder and chief executive of CyberGym, told The Australian Financial Review thes industries had previously escaped the attention of cyber criminals, but that was changing.

December 1, 2016

For sale: Israeli Insights into Battling Cyber Attacks

In an industrial facility, companies learn how to fend off the threat from hackers.

Alongside three people working at a bank of desktop computers is a water boiler turbine generator of the type used at power plants.

January 18, 2016

Prague Picked as First Expansion Site for Israeli Anti-hacking Experts

The Czech Republic has been chosen as the first location outside Israel for anti-hacker company CyberGym to set up its operations. The firm was founded on the experience of Israel’s biggest power company to fend off thousands of hacking attacks a day aimed at shutting down its power plants and the know-how army and intelligence experts.

September 30, 2015

European ‘good guy hackers’ to get workout in Israel’s CyberGym

Israel Electric Company’s unique real-life training ground will be used to defend critical infrastructure in Europe. As a perennial target of cyber-attacks, Israel has done a good job of developing, and exporting, cyber-security systems to protect against myriad hackers, crackers, cyber-thieves, and online activists intent on bringing down businesses, banks, and even governments.

Among the most ambitious of these Israeli systems is the CyberGym, a full-fledged hacker’s lair designed to train the company’s cyber-defenders in the fine art of thwarting hack attacks

September 4, 2015

IEC’S CYBERGYM SOLUTIONS EXPANDS TO CZECH REPUBLIC IN THE FIGHT AGAINST CYBER ATTACKS

The CyberGym provides courses in real-time response to attacks against sensitive infrastructure like airports, roads, power plants, water facilities and trains.

September 17, 2015

Nonstop Cyber Attacks Drive Israel to Build Hack-Proof Defense

In 2013, Israel Electric Corp. registered several hundred potential hacks on its grid each hour.

July 22, 2015

CyberGym signs NIS 45m Portuguese deal

Israel Electric Corp.’s CyberGym will build a cyber-defense facility for Energias de Portugal.

CyberGym, jointly owned by Israel Electric Corporation (IEC) (TASE: ELEC.B22) and Liacom Systems Ltd., has signed a deal with the Portuguese electricity company Energias de Portugal (EDP) to plan, build, and maintain a cyber-defense training facility. The facility will be launched at the end of this year in Lisbon. The deal is estimated at NIS 45 million.

March 24, 2015

Israel’s CyberGym leads in protection from cyber attacks

The proactive CyberGym was established in order to be able to handle the growing number of cyber attacks – some 6000 network events per second and hundreds of attempts to intrude the various electricity systems – that are fended-off every day.

November 17, 2014

ISRAEL ELECTRIC CORPORATION INAUGURATES ‘CYBER GYM’ TO PROTECT NETWORK-DEPENDENT INFRASTRUCTURE

Group says they are using expert internet hackers to help train “cyber warriors.”

The company on Wednesday night inaugurated its “Cyber Gym,” a training area near Hadera for “cyber warriors” to teach and learn about cyber protection against unwanted intrusions into infrastructure and energy systems.

Press Releases

CYBERGYM and Omegapoint announce new collaboration in the provision of remote cyber training solutions

The Yomiuri Shimbun

Program will provide colleges and universities access to advanced cyber training and tools for establishing preeminent cyber centers

Leveraging advanced forensic analysis and a replica of the reported attack scenario, CYBERGYM addresses the unease felt around supply chain and infrastructure security

The Yomiuri Shimbun

Frank Cilluffo joins the fast-growing global network of cyber-warfare arenas as the company doubles its global network

New York City facility will provide training programs tailored for employees and the specific cyber threats facing their organization

News Releases

Stronger Together: CYBERGYM and Cybint launch higher education Cyber Centers of Excellence Grant Program valued at over $5.6 million

CYBERGYM inaugurates second Japanese Cybersecurity Training and Technology Arena in Tokyo

EU Delegation Visits CYBERGYM

In Israël kunnen professionals simulaties oefenen van de oorlog met hackers

Cyberstrijd is te trainen

Cybergym sets up new cyber security facility in Melbourne

CYBERGYM TO GIVE LOCAL SECURITY SYSTEMS A WORKOUT

Vilniuje atidarytas kibernetinio saugumo centras

Grėsmė saugumui, pavojingesnė už ginklus: Lietuva jau ruošiasi šiems išpuoliams

Israel’s CyberGym – Real World, Real Time Cyber Defense Training

CyberGym comes to Docklands

Israeli CyberGym arrives in Aust

Melbourne welcomes Israeli CyberGym

States vie for Israeli cyber security investment as CyberGym heads downunder

CyberGym’s Ofir Hason tells Australian firms to brace for cybersecurity beaches

Prague Picked as First Expansion Site for Israeli Anti-hacking Experts

CyberGym signs NIS 45m Portuguese deal

Israel Electric Corp.’s CyberGym will build a cyber-defense facility for Energias de Portugal.

ISRAEL ELECTRIC CORPORATION INAUGURATES ‘CYBER GYM’ TO PROTECT NETWORK-DEPENDENT INFRASTRUCTURE

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