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Read our latest Press Release: Waterfall announced a collaboration agreement to secure safety-critical and reliability-critical operations networks for railways and public transport with Alstom, the global leader in smart and green mobility
Read our latest Press Release: Waterfall announced a collaboration agreement to secure safety-critical and reliability-critical operations networks for railways and public transport with Alstom, the global leader in smart and green mobility
Read our latest Press Release: Waterfall Security Solutions and Elsis TS are pleased to announce the deployment of Waterfall’s Unidirectional Security Gateways to enable the transfer of operational data between gas transmission system operators of Lithuania and Poland
Read our latest Press Release: Help AG And Waterfall Security Solutions Announce Partnership To Bolster Industrial Cybersecurity In The UAE
Read our latest Press Release: Waterfall Security and Intech Process Automation announced a partnership to secure OT networks, industrial operations, and critical infrastructures across the energy and utility industries
In a recent opinion column for The Washington Times, Lior Frenkel addresses the cyber attacks that hit Ukrainian websites the grave implications of being struck by such attacks, and the US response. Read more
Read our latest Press Release: Waterfall and BAKOTECH, are pleased to announce a partnership to enhance the security of industrial enterprises and to open up new opportunities for safe automation and operations in today’s hostile cyber threat environment.
Read our latest Press Release: Waterfall and Romanian systems integrator HTSS, are pleased to announce their successful collaboration to deploy Unidirectional Security Gateways to protect a major European power generation customer
Meet our CEO Lior Frenkel. Back in 2007, Frenkel founded Waterfall Security Solutions when he realized that software-only protection does not stop highly sophisticated online attack tools, then owned exclusively by nation-states. Watch the full video and learn more about us.
In a interview to Bloomberg.com Lior Frenkel, said the survey showed that Israel’s industrial sector isn’t prepared for cyber attacks -- despite the country’s reputation for developing top-notch cyber security. Read more here
"This will get worse before it gets any better" says Lior Frenkel, CEO and Co-Founder of Waterfall Security Solutions to ALEPH News, Romanian news outlet about recent Ransomware cyberattacks.
"Everything that is accessible on the internet can be and will be hacked" says Lior Frenkel, CEO and Co-Founder of Waterfall Security Solutions to MediaFax, Romanian news outlet.
With recent cyberattacks such as JBS Foods or the Colonial Pipeline, experts say Ransom attacks don’t have to always be motivated by a desire to collect ransom. Lior Frenkel, CEO of Waterfall Security interview for Fox News.
Fox News interviewed Lior Frenkel, CEO of Waterfall Security and chairman of the Manufacturers Association's CyberForum about Cyberattacks, that are on the rise, and they’re increasingly targeting major infrastructure installations.
Lior Frenkel, CEO of Waterfall Security and chairman of the Manufacturers Association's CyberForum talks to Ynet on recent attacks that are part of a sharp spike in the number of cyberattacks, mostly ransomware attacks targeting Israeli companies.
After Covid-19, Zoom meetings will stay with us, but the extent of its use will decrease. In contrast, cyberattacks that rose during the pandemic are expected to increase.
During the COVID-19 pandemic, cyber criminals have also adopted the work from home model, which increased the number of cyber crimes against organizations worldwide for financial gain. New blog post by Lior Frenkel
The High-Tech Association of the Israeli Manufacturers Association has named Lior Frenkel, co-founder and CEO of Waterfall Security Solutions, to lead a newly established Cyber Companies Forum. Read more
The criminal world is moving to cyber and Israel is at the top of the list of targets of hackers in the world. A new article in Calcalist, including Lior Frenkel's analysis of the situation
US government blames the Russian research institute for supporting the recent TRITON/TRISYS/HatMan attacks. How do these attacks work? How to protect industrial sites? And what are the rules and regulations?
Huge political and economic interests have given rise to widespread industrial espionage, in connection with R&D labs and production plants of the new Covid-19 vaccines. This espionage is done mainly through cyberattacks. There are, however, ways of dealing with it.