Technology titans across the globe have called for stronger collaboration to address cyber threats.
This was part of the resolutions from different presentations from world leaders and tech titans at the ongoing Cybertech Global TLV 2025 conference, holding between March 24-26 in Israel.
This premier international cyber event features top speakers from around the globe with an extensive exhibition, exclusive special events, and unparalleled networking opportunities.
While speaking on the “New ways of global cooperation against current threats”, the director general of the National Cybersecurity Institute (INCIBE), Spain, Felix Barrio Juarez noted that the constant evolution of the cyber battlefield demands strategies in order to face the common enemy.
Juarez further emphasisd the European Union’s commitment to cybersecurity, noting that approximately €140,000 has been invested to reinforce security systems across member states.
According to him, “We need to build coalitions and rethink our strategies to face a common enemy. The challenges of tomorrow require solutions today.”
Deputy director general and head of the Cyber Defence Division of the Israel National Cyber Directorate (INCD), Nitzan Amar explained Israel‘s rapid development of state-of-the-art solutions and the necessity of a robust cybersecurity ecosystem.
For the CEO of Check Point Israel, Nadav Zafrir, he said “Emerging innovations must serve not just individual countries but the world as a whole,” while admitting that “we have limitations in our imagination.”
While speaking at the sideline of the conference, executive director, Cyber7, Daniel Martin said Cyber7 promotes cyber-security innovation, by creating synergy within the different components in the Israeli cyber-security ecosystem.
He also said Cyber7 is the link between the cyber-security industry, Israeli government, private sector, academy cyber labs & IDF’s tech units in order to create collaboration & partnerships.
