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Germany Cyber Council Opens First International Chapter In Israel

Thursday, April 13th, 2017

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Germany Cyber Council Opens First International Chapter In Israel

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The Cyber-Security Council Germany opened its first international chapter with Israel’s Checkmarx during the signing of a memorandum of understanding (MoU), the council said Wednesday.The council was founded in 2012 to advise companies, authorities and political decision makers on cyber security and strengthening the fight against cyber crime, the Cyber-Security Council said. It includes an association with medium and large-sized enterprises, operators of critical infrastructure, federal and state institutions, experts and political decision-makers who it informs and supports regarding cyber…

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