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Wisor AI is a SaaS company that helps freight forwarders streamline their operations and increase profitability. FormX came in second place and Cyvore was third. The competition was managed by EY and led by partner Elad Sternlicht.
Wisor AI, a SaaS company focused on enhancing freight forwarding operations, won first place at The Podium startup competition during the Tech1 conference in Eilat. The event highlighted startups with AI at their core, amidst a challenging year for the Israeli tech ecosystem. Wisor AIs platform automates global shipping quotes, improving efficiency for logistics providers. The company has raised $23 million from investors like Team8, Ocean Azul Partners, and HICO Investment Group. The competition, managed by EY, also featured FormX and Cyvore as finalists. FormX addresses the U.S. housing crisis with software-driven homebuilding, while Cyvore focuses on AI-driven cybersecurity solutions. The event was sponsored by Bright Data, RavTech, Rooms, and HiTech Zone.
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Cyvore emerges from stealth to secure digital workspaces | CTech
Cyvore Security, a Tel Aviv-based cybersecurity startup, has emerged from stealth mode with a $2.5 million pre-seed investment from 1948VC, Ineffable VC, and angel investors. Founded in August 2024, the company aims to secure digital workspaces against escalating threats in modern communication channels such as Zoom, Teams, Slack, and WhatsApp. Cyvores technology focuses on detecting and preventing sophisticated phishing and fraud attacks using AI-powered engines. The funds will be used to enhance R&D, hire additional talent, and expand sales and marketing efforts in the U.S. The company targets financial, healthcare, and high-tech sectors, with a market projected to be worth $40 billion by 2030.
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מתחזים לאתר ממשלתי ולדואר: מתקפת פישינג על ישראל - איך נלחמים?
The Israeli cybersecurity startup Cyvore has launched a new Chrome browser extension aimed at helping users identify phishing websites in real-time. This free extension, which also works on other Chromium-based browsers, alerts users when they encounter a potentially malicious site. The tool operates on Cyvores scanning engine, CyvoreOS, which analyzes past user behavior and network traffic to detect phishing attempts. The company emphasizes user privacy, ensuring no identifiable information is stored. Recently, Cyvores extension helped identify phishing campaigns targeting Israel Post, a government website, and similar campaigns in Dubai and Greece. This launch is a response to the growing threat of phishing attacks orchestrated by organized groups on the darknet.
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