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/PRNewswire/ -- Cylus, a global rail cybersecurity company, and duagon, a leader in communication, computing, and control technology for railway and embedded...
Cylus, a global rail cybersecurity company, has partnered with duagon, a leader in communication and control technology for railway systems, to develop an integrated cybersecurity solution for rolling stock networks. This collaboration combines Cyluss rail-specific cybersecurity platform, CylusOne, with duagons D527 Multi-Ethernet Secure Gateway, providing rail operators with real-time threat detection and fleetwide visibility. The partnership aims to address the growing complexity of cybersecurity threats in the rail industry by offering a secure, easy-to-deploy solution that complies with industry standards and regulations. The integrated solution is designed to enhance cybersecurity measures for rail operators, ensuring service availability and safety.
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Cylus brings on board Keren Krauthammer from NSO and Shahaf Rozansky from Cellebrite | CTech
Cylus, a cybersecurity solutions provider for the railway industry, has announced the appointment of Keren Krauthammer as VP of Human Resources and Shahaf Rozensky as VP of Product. The company plans to expand in Israel, Europe, the United States, and Asia. The appointments are expected to contribute to the companys growth in the field of cyber for trains.
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Cylus Joins UNIFE to Bolster Rail Cybersecurity in Europe and Beyond
Cylus has joined UNIFE, the European rail suppliers association, to help shape interoperability standards and contribute to the technical harmonization of railway systems. Cylus offers a cybersecurity solution called CylusOne that provides continuous monitoring and real-time protection for railway infrastructure. UNIFE advocates for rail suppliers and aims to enable members to provide high-quality railway systems. The partnership with UNIFE will allow Cylus to collaborate with stakeholders and create a more secure future for rail worldwide.
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Cylus raises $30M Series B to help protect trains and metros worldwide
Tel Aviv-based rail cybersecurity startup Cylus has closed a $30 million Series B funding round led by Ibex Investors. The funding will be used to fuel the companys global growth and update its rail cybersecurity platform. Cylus offers a comprehensive cybersecurity solution, CylusOne, which provides continuous monitoring and real-time protection for rail systems. The company also announced a strategic partnership with Alstom to roll out an advanced rail cybersecurity solution. With rising government investment in critical infrastructure and increasing cybersecurity regulations, Cylus aims to meet the growing demand for robust cyber solutions in the railway industry.
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Alstom and Cylus roll-out advanced rail cybersecurity solution to protect the Tel-Aviv Red line Urbalis signalling system
Alstom, in partnership with Cylus, has integrated an advanced rail cybersecurity solution on the Tel-Aviv Red line to protect the lines signalling and train control systems. The solution, called CylusOne, uses advanced Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning technology to monitor and detect cyber-attacks. If an irregularity is detected, threat alerts are immediately brought to the attention of the rail networks operations team. Alstom and Cylus are strategic partners, and the CylusOne system will be fully integrated into the Cyber Security Operations Center of the Tel-Aviv Red line operations. The article highlights Alstoms commitment to developing its portfolio of solutions and services for the unique needs of railway companies.
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Alstom sAlstom invests in railway cybersecurity specialist Cylus and signs strategic cooperation agreement
Alstom has invested US$7 million in Cylus, an Israel-based cybersecurity specialist, acquiring a minority stake in the company and gaining a seat on the board. The deal includes a strategic cooperation agreement to build a commercial partnership, combining their respective strengths to provide cybersecurity solutions for the rail market. The technology will be first implemented in the Tel Aviv metropolitan light rail system. The partnership aims to enhance existing rail systems’ cybersecurity capabilities and boost the development of cybersecurity solutions designed for mobility.
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Egis and Cylus Partner to launch a Center of Excellence, for Rail Cybersecurity Services
Egis and Cylus have announced their partnership to form a Center of Excellence for advanced rail-focused cybersecurity services. The Center of Excellence will provide support to rail companies worldwide in building cyber resiliency and securing critical networks. This collaboration combines Egis expertise in mobility services with Cylus leadership in rail cybersecurity. The joint services offered will be specifically designed for the railway industry, enabling customers to focus on their day-to-day operations while leaving their cyber-defense management to the security experts. The partnership aims to drive the rail industry towards a cyber-safe future.
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Lack of cybersecurity exposes rail freight to attacks, says startup CEO
The article discusses the potential impact of cyberattacks on the rail industry and the role of Cylus, an Israeli rail cybersecurity startup, in providing solutions. The CEO of Cylus, Amir Levintal, explains how cyberattacks can disrupt rail operations and the need for real-time visibility into the network to detect and prevent attacks. Levintal highlights that generic cybersecurity solutions do not work for rail companies due to the proprietary technologies and communications involved. Cylus offers tailored solutions for the rail industry, analyzing network data and providing actionable insights to operators and controlling stations. The article emphasizes the importance of addressing cybersecurity in the rail industry to ensure both safety and security.
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Waterfall Security Solutions and Cylus Partner to Strengthen Cybersecurity For Rail Systems
Waterfall Security Solutions and Cylus have announced a partnership to provide a joint security solution for rail signaling and rolling stock systems. The partnership aims to ensure the safety and security of rail network infrastructure by integrating Waterfalls Unidirectional Security Gateways with Cylus continuous monitoring solution. This integration allows for the elimination of operational network blind spots without adding risk to railway system operations. The joint offering provides rail operators with visibility, threat detection, response capabilities, and a secure flow of information. The partnership addresses the increasing cyber risk faced by rail systems as they become more connected and automated.
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Cylus Wins UIC Digital Award for Safety
Cylus, a leader in railway cybersecurity, has received the 2019 UIC Digital Award in the Safety Category from the International Union of Railways (UIC). The award recognizes Cylus dedication to protecting railways from cyber threats and highlights their innovative technology for the rail industry. CylusOne, their cybersecurity solution, enables early detection of malicious activity in rail rolling stock and signaling systems. The UIC Digital Awards aim to commend companies that contribute to the digital ecosystem in rail. Cylus, along with other awardees, presented at the UIC Digital Conference in December 2019.
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Cylus, the Global Leader in Cybersecurity for Rail, Achieves ISO 27001 and ISO 9001 Certifications
Cylus, the global leader in rail and metro cybersecurity, has received certifications for ISO 27001 and ISO 9001, demonstrating its commitment to information security and quality management. The certifications highlight Cylus ability to provide the highest standard of cybersecurity solutions for the rail industry. The ISO 27001 certification focuses on information security management, while the ISO 9001 certification recognizes quality management systems. Cylus was also recently recognized on the CNBC Upstart 100 list as a breakthrough innovator in the rail industry. Cylus helps rail and metro companies prevent safety incidents and service disruptions caused by cyber-attacks through its CylusOne™ solution.
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Cylus Named to Exclusive CNBC Upstart 100 List
Cylus, a global leader in rail cybersecurity, has been named to the 2019 CNBC Upstart 100 list. The company provides cybersecurity solutions specifically designed for the rail industry. As rail systems become more advanced and connected, they also become more vulnerable to cyber-attacks. Cylus works with leading stakeholders in North America, Europe, and Asia to protect their operational networks. The CNBC Upstart 100 list recognizes companies experiencing rapid growth due to their innovative products or services. Cylus was selected from over 600 nominees. The companys mission is to ensure the protection of rail and metro systems worldwide from cyber threats.
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Cylus, the Global Leader in Cybersecurity for Rail, Selected to Join Prestigious Plug and Play Program
Cylus has been selected to participate in the supply chain track of the Silicon Valley Plug and Play program. The program aims to connect innovative companies with large corporations. Cylus, a global leader in rail and metro cybersecurity, will have the opportunity to build relationships with key industry players and rail operators in North America. The company aims to showcase its solutions for operational networks, including onboard, signaling, and Positive Train Control (PTC) systems. This participation will further cement Cylus role as a key player in the rail industry and help it overcome new challenges, such as cybersecurity. Cylus is focused on detecting and preventing cyber threats in rail systems to avoid safety incidents and service disruptions.
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Israeli rail cybersecurity firm Cylus raises $12 mln
Israeli rail cybersecurity provider Cylus has raised $12 million in an early investment round, bringing its total raised to $17 million. The round included new investors such as Cyient, Cerca Partners, GlenRock, and FollowTheSeed. Former Chancellor of Austria Christian Kern and previous investor Zohar Zisapel also participated. Cylus plans to use the funding to accelerate its activities in Europe, the United States, and Asia-Pacific, expand its team, and increase research and development efforts.
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Taking on the serious risk of a cyberattack on the London Underground
Cylus, a technology company specializing in rail cybersecurity, has partnered with insurance broker DVA and Hiscox to develop a new insurance product called CyberClear. The product covers financial losses resulting from cyber-related incidents in the railway industry, including breakdowns, signal failure, and operating software failures caused by hackers. The partnership was formed in response to the growing need for specialized cyber insurance in the rail industry. Cylus provides its technical expertise in rail cybersecurity, while DVA and Hiscox contribute their insurance and underwriting expertise. The companies also work on risk management and using technology to identify risks before they occur.
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The Q&A With Cylus: Ensuring Rail & Metro Systems Are Safe From Cyber-Attacks - Tech Company News
Cylus, a cybersecurity company focused on rail, has developed a solution to manage cyber threats on rail networks. The companys CEO, Amir Levintal, discusses the developments in rail and the unique aspects of Cylus solution. CylusOne is a comprehensive solution that detects and stops attacks on operational networks in their early stages. The article highlights the increasing awareness of cybersecurity threats in the rail industry and the growing demand for solutions like CylusOne. Cylus plans to expand its geographic reach and develop additional features and solutions to meet customer needs.
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Cylus- Cyber Security Solutions for the Railway Industry
Cylus, a cybersecurity startup, is addressing the security challenges of the railway industry by providing a unique cybersecurity solution to detect and block cyber-attacks on railway systems. The company was founded in 2017 and has raised $4.7 million in investment from leading VCs including Vertex and Magma, as well as technology investor Zohar Zisapel. Their solution captures data from the operational network, analyzes it, and detects traces of attacks based on their understanding of rail-specific technologies. Cylus aims to improve the safety and security of trains and passengers in the era of connected railways. The article discusses the background of the founders, the challenges faced by the rail industry, and the future of the connected rail industry.
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Startup has solution to deter dangerous railway hacking
Israeli cybersecurity startup Cylus has raised $4.7 million in seed funding to develop a proactive solution to protect railways and metros from cyber-attacks. The company, led by a former Israel Railways CEO and veterans of the Israeli Defense Forces Intelligence Corps, aims to address the vulnerabilities of new signaling systems used in railway networks. Cylus technology is designed to detect and block cyber attackers before they can cause any damage. The company is currently in negotiations with several national railways for potential partnerships.
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https://www.globalrailwayreview.com/article/67025/protecting-railways-cyber-security-solutions/
Amir Levintal, CEO of Cylus, discusses the need for modern security approaches to protect railways and passengers from cyber-threats. The article highlights the increasing urbanization of the worlds population and the challenges it poses for transportation systems. It emphasizes the importance of quality transit systems and the need for trains to be more connected and technologically advanced. The article also mentions the growing threat of cyber-attacks on railway systems and the potential consequences. It discusses the investments made by governments in physical security measures and the need for comprehensive cyber-security solutions. The article concludes by emphasizing the necessity of protecting railways in the 21st century from cyber-threats.
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Israeli railway cyber protection co Cylus raises $4.7m
Israeli startup Cylus, which develops cyber protection solutions for railways, has closed a $4.7 million seed round. The company aims to provide cyber protection for railway networks, which have unique communication systems and vulnerabilities. Cylus solution is specially adapted to the railway systems and focuses on detecting and dealing with cyber attacks without interfering with train operations. The investors in the seed round include Magma Venture Partners, Vertex Venture Capital, SBI Group, and Cylus co-founder Zohar Zisapel. The company was founded in 2017 and is based in Tel Aviv.
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