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כנס ניו יורק – פאנל – מימין ג'סיקה בק מייסדת ומנכ"לית Alfred סנז ישר מייסדת ומנכ"לית Zafran Security ליטל לשם מייסדת שותפה ושותפה מנהלת Protego Ventures ו דינה פסקא-רז שותפה ראש מחלקת טכנולוגיה KPMG ישראל וידאו

"Throughout my career, I was often the only woman in the room"

30.03.25|Sophie Shulman

Lital Leshem, founder of VC Protego, was speaking at Mind the Tech NY. Sanaz Yashar, co-founder of Zafran, added: "Women need a 'scar' to move into entrepreneurship. For me, it was a devastating cyberattack on a hospital where I worked." Jessica Beck, CEO of Alfred: "The idea behind Alfred is that homes take care of people, rather than people constantly having to take care of their homes."

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Iranian-born Israeli cyber pioneer Sanaz Yashar nets $40M for Zafran Security

08.09.24|Meir Orbach

Zafran, which has developed a risk and mitigation platform to pinpoint exploitable threats in organizations, has raised over $70 million in the past six months, with Sequoia Capital leading the latest round.