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לברון ג'יימס חוגג אליפות המזרח 2018

Protecting the Privacy of Fans and Players as the Business of Sports Data Booms

04.06.18|Dov Greenbaum
The end of the federal ban on sports gambling in the U.S. is likely to invigorate the collection and use of sports data
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CTech’s Tuesday Roundup of Israeli Tech News

08.05.18|CTech
Israeli government streamlines tech investments by state-owned companies. Ethemba Capital nears sale of fabrics company Avgol at a $440 million valuation
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Israel’s New Privacy Protection Regulations Kick In Weeks Before GDPR

08.05.18|Raphael Kahan
For the first time in Israel, it will be mandatory to report significant security breaches
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For Adtech Companies, GDPR is a Tall Order

06.05.18|Zachi Zach
GDPR has become a strong incentive for big companies to cut loose small partners, writes lawyer and entrepreneur Zachi Zach
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SAP, Comcast Back Israeli Data Protection Startup BigID

30.01.18|Meir Orbach
BigID announced a $14 million Series A round on Monday. The company employs machine learning and identity intelligence technologies to track and protect organizational customer and employee data
מימין סלע בלונדהיים גיל פרי אלירן קוטה D-ID

Startup that Tricks Facial Recognition Algorithms Raises $4 Million

22.01.18|Hagar Ravet
By manipulating photos, D-ID cripples surveillance systems that hunt for facial features
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Making Your Company GDPR Ready

19.01.18|Ran Levitzky
On a road to enhanced user privacy, A new EU regulation set to take effect in May requires companies do some heavy lifting
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