Thecyberexpress Germany and Israel Enhance Cybersecurity Cooperation Amid Rising Digital Threats
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Germany and Israel have strengthened their cybersecurity collaboration by signing a new security pact aimed at addressing increasing digital threats. The agreement was signed by German Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu during a visit to Jerusalem. Additionally, Germany plans to develop a 'Cyber Dome,' a partially automated system designed to detect and respond to cyberattacks.
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