Technology

Israeli-founded global freelance marketplace connecting freelancers with businesses across 160 countries, headquartered in Tel Aviv

Israeli identity security company specialising in privileged access management, serving 50%+ of Fortune 500, acquired by Palo Alto Networks for $25 billion in 2025

Israeli-headquartered website building platform with 200+ million users, enabling easy migration to ethical alternatives like WordPress or Squarespace

Israeli facial recognition company whose surveillance technology is deployed at West Bank checkpoints and powers military surveillance databases; notably abandoned by Microsoft in 2020 following human rights concerns

Global technology company with documented history of providing checkpoint surveillance, population registry, and prison technology infrastructure supporting the Israeli occupation. Inherited legacy contracts from Hewlett-Packard Company following the 2015 corporate split, with ongoing ties through shared Israeli subsidiary operations.

Israeli surveillance technology company selling mass surveillance and spyware to authoritarian regimes. Spun off from Verint Systems in 2021, with documented sales to Myanmar, South Sudan, Azerbaijan, and Indonesia.

US data analytics and surveillance firm that signed a multi-hundred-million-dollar strategic partnership with the Israeli Ministry of Defence in January 2024 to support 'war-related missions'. Provides AI and intelligence software to military and government clients.

Israeli work management platform serving 186,000+ customers across 200 countries, headquartered in Tel Aviv

Israeli-founded web analytics and digital intelligence company providing traffic data on 100 million websites and 4 million apps

Israeli AI assistive technology company developing wearable devices for visually and hearing impaired individuals, founded by Mobileye creators in Jerusalem

Israeli e-commerce fraud prevention company serving major retailers including Shein, Wayfair, Prada, and Peloton

Global technology company whose AWS division provides cloud computing and AI services to the Israeli government and military through Project Nimbus, a $1.2 billion contract that cannot be cancelled even during human rights violations.

Global networking infrastructure provider with deep ties to the Israeli military and surveillance apparatus. Cisco has been the primary server provider for the IDF, supplied surveillance technology to occupied Jerusalem, and established technology hubs in illegal West Bank settlements.

US technology multinational and primary server and storage provider to the Israeli Ministry of Defense, winning contracts worth over $150 million funded by US foreign aid. Dell technology reportedly supports Israeli AI targeting systems and surveillance infrastructure, including equipment used by intelligence Unit 8200.

Technology conglomerate providing $1.2 billion in cloud infrastructure to the Israeli government and military through Project Nimbus. Internal documents reveal Google knew the contract could facilitate human rights violations before signing.

World's largest semiconductor manufacturer with $25 billion+ invested in Israel - the largest ever foreign investment in the country. Intel is the largest private employer in Israel's high-tech sector, operating manufacturing and R&D facilities.

Technology giant with $133 million in Israeli Ministry of Defense contracts, making Israel Microsoft's second largest military customer globally. Azure cloud services used by Unit 8200 for mass surveillance of Palestinians.

Israeli surveillance technology company founded by Unit 8200 veterans, providing phone, video, and internet monitoring to prisons, police, and intelligence agencies worldwide

Israeli cybersecurity company specialising in DDoS protection, application security, and bot management, with dual headquarters in Tel Aviv and New Jersey

Israeli cybersecurity company founded by Unit 8200 veterans, inventor of the modern firewall, protecting over 100,000 organisations worldwide

Enterprise technology company operating Israel's national population registry and biometric surveillance database (Eitan system). IBM subsidiary Red Hat provides cloud infrastructure to the Israeli military's central computing system (Mamram).

Israeli IT services company providing surveillance technology for Palestinian population control, settlement infrastructure, and military AI systems, listed in UN OHCHR settlement business database

Israeli semiconductor metrology company providing advanced process control systems for semiconductor manufacturing, with major customers including TSMC, Samsung, and Intel

Israeli-founded telecom software company with $5 billion annual revenue, providing BSS/OSS systems to major carriers including AT&T (25% of revenue) and Verizon

Israeli autonomous driving and ADAS technology company headquartered in Jerusalem, acquired by Intel for $15.3 billion in Israel's largest-ever tech acquisition

Israeli semiconductor company providing high-speed connectivity solutions for automotive and audio-video markets, leader in MIPI A-PHY automotive connectivity standard