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Head of Security Research, Cato Networks
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Elad Menahem is the head of security research at Cato Networks, a disruptive cloud-based enterprise platform with a mission to make networking and security simple again. Elad served in an elite tech unit in the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) Intelligence Corps, and has more than 12 years of cybersecurity expertise. Previously, he was an enterprise security research manager at Trusteer, which was acquired by IBM. He has vast knowledge in network and endpoint security, focusing on research and developing breakthrough methods for malware detection.
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COVID-19: Latest Security News & Commentary
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David Pearson, Principal Threat Researcher,  10/21/2020
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Alan Brill, Senior Managing Director, Cyber Risk Practice, Kroll,  10/21/2020
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