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AI technologies allow to automate, accelerate and improve processes and data analytics, replacing human monitoring and manual, error-prone tasks. Adoption of such sophisticated algorithms by Law Enforcement and Security agencies can significantly reduce critical time and resources that may be a game-changer when fighting terrorists and criminals.

Keeping a country’s critical assets and national infrastructure secure and resilient in this age of new threats is paramount to the safety of citizens. Toka is working closely with their partner Commugen to bring government agencies and companies the solutions to assess cybersecurity risks and build the readiness and resilience they need to respond to ever-changing threats.

The role of cyber in developing countries and its universal importance was the focus of a recent panel discussion hosted by the Israel Ministry of Economy, which included Toka co-founder and president Brig. General (Res.) Yaron Rosen. Cyber capacity building must be a core feature for developing countries as they build their national defense and economic strategy.

Just as the world looks to the World Health Organization to coordinate the global response to the Coronavirus pandemic, we need a coordinated, global approach to combatting dangerous cyber threats to governments, companies, and vital services. We need a CyberWHO.

Nation-state hackers have time and resources to plan, practice, and execute truly malicious attacks. Slicing through the infrastructure of SolarWinds’ network and applications monitoring platform, hackers distributed trojanized SolarWinds updates, potentially threatening 425 of the US Fortune 500, the top ten US telecommunications companies, the top five US accounting firms, the Pentagon, the State Department, and more. It’s time for a new, comprehensive approach.

Just as governments and enterprises are getting endpoints and networks into cyber shape, the IoT revolution comes upon us, presenting millions of new potential threat vectors. But Toka rises to the challenge with a new defense approach that automatically discovers IoT-device security gaps, classifies them, and updates its vast store of signatures that enable swift analysis of new threats while remediating known ones.

Eclipse Ventures invested in Toka because it can strategize at the very highest international and national levels to take on the latest multidimensional challenges. Toka’s technical expertise and unique, practical experience enable it to see beyond cyber-enemy lines, allowing trusted agencies to obtain crucial, real-time intelligence.