Cyber 2.0

Cyber 2.0 is an Israeli cybersecurity company that develops technology aimed at protecting organizational networks from cyber threats, including internal and external attacks. The company focuses on preventing the lateral movement of malware and attackers within networks, which is a key stage in many cyberattacks. The company's approach is based on encrypting internal network communications and enforcing strict communication policies between endpoints, ensuring that even if an attacker gains access to one machine, they cannot spread across the network. This is designed to provide protection regardless of whether the threat is a known or unknown (zero-day) attack. Key aspects of the company's offering include: - Internal network traffic encryption and control - Prevention of lateral movement within organizational networks - Protection against ransomware propagation - Coverage for both IT and OT environments The founding team includes Erez Kaplan Haelion, a former Senior Advisor at Microsoft and member of international ISO cybersecurity committees, and Hertzel Ozer, former Chairman of HOT Telecommunication Systems. The advisory board includes high-profile figures such as Bob Flores (former CTO of the CIA), Major Gen. (Res.) Professor Isaac Ben Israel (initiator of Israel's National Cyber Authority), and Esty Peshin (VP of the Cyber Division at Israel Aerospace Industries). The company is headquartered in Israel and also has business development operations in the United States, based in Atlanta, Georgia.