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The company guiding Israeli businesses through the U.S. investment regulations bureaucracy minefield
A new rule issued by the U.S. Department of the Treasurys office has the potential to impact Israels investment industry and startup sector. The rule, issued by the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States (CFIUS), requires mandatory declarations for transactions involving critical technology, infrastructure, and data produced by U.S. businesses. The rule also holds U.S. businesses and funds accountable for investments in foreign entities that breach CFIUS regulations. Safe-Zone, a developer of an export control regulation SW tool, warns that Israeli funds and companies need to conduct deeper examinations into their investments to avoid penalties. Safe-Zone offers a solution to help Israeli companies comply with U.S. regulations and avoid sanctions.
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באו לבקר במאורת הנמר: אייל בר-אור, Safe-Zone, ופיני לנגמן, After IDF -
Safe-Zone, an international company led by Eyal Bar-Or, has developed a multi-layered, ready-made, and groundbreaking defense system that examines each component (hardware, software, encryption, knowledge) against American lists, and defines its ECCN - the number that determines whether it is supervised and at what level, and to whom an export license will be required from the Americans, if the item is integrated into an Israeli system. The company has received strong support from the US government, and its parallel systems for Israeli supervision are in use by the Israeli regulator in the Ministry of Economy. The company also has another system specifically for banks, developed according to UN requirements.
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