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Critical Flaws in Ollama AI Framework Could Enable DoS, Model Theft, and Poisoning

SC Award Winners 2024 – Best Supply Chain Security Solution

Oligo Security has claimed the prestigious Best Supply Chain Security Solution award at the 2024 SC Awards, recognizing its revolutionary Oligo Application Defense Platform.

Oligo has been recognized as one of the "Top 21 Startups for 2024" (Hebrew)

Oligo Security secures applications by seeing deeper. We have brought together some of the best minds in the world to collaborate full-time on our mission.

Oligo Security Announces Mike O’Malley as Chief Marketing Officer

As it continues to rapidly accelerate growth in the market, Oligo Security, the leading runtime application security and observability platform, today announced the appointment of Mike O’Malley as Chief Marketing Officer (CMO).

Massive security flaw puts most popular browsers at risk on Mac

Hackers are already flooding browsers with malware and phishing links, and now researchers have discovered a vulnerability that gives them direct access to services on your laptop.

0.0.0.0 Day: 18-Year-Old Browser Vulnerability Impacts MacOS and Linux Devices

Cybersecurity researchers have discovered a new "0.0.0.0 Day" impacting all major web browsers that malicious websites could take advantage of to breach local networks.

Hackers Have Exploited An 18-Year-Old ‘0.0.0.0-Day’ Loophole In Safari, Chrome And Firefox

Weaknesses in Chrome, Firefox and Safari gave hackers a route into internal networks, even those protected by firewalls, security researchers warn.

Israeli startups dominate promising cyber companies list

The list, selected by Chief Information Security Officers (CISOs), security leaders, and startup investors, includes 30 companies in total, 11 of which are Israeli-founded. Gomboc, Oligo, and Wing were named among the 10 early-stage companies

Building AI on a Foundation of Open Source Requires a Fundamentally New Approach to Application Security

AI has sprung from the pages of science fiction into our daily lives. The AI revolution is now accelerating, enabled by open-source software (OSS) models. These models are complex packages of open-source code made specifically for developing AI, allowing organizations to deploy AI models efficiently and at scale.

The Oligo Brothers: The Cyber ​​Startup That Defends Open Source (Hebrew)

They are only 28 years old, but their startup already employs 60 people and has raised about $30 million

Thousands of servers hacked in ongoing attack targeting Ray AI framework

Thousands of servers storing AI workloads and network credentials have been hacked in an ongoing attack campaign targeting a reported vulnerability in Ray, a computing framework used by OpenAI, Uber, and Amazon.

Oligo Security Builds Superstar Leadership Team With Key Industry Hires

As part of its rapid growth over the past year, Oligo Security, the leading runtime application security and observability platform, announced today new appointments to its leadership team and advisory board from major industry players including C-level executives from Snyk, Armis, Crowdstrike, CyberArk, and Microsoft.

Warning: PyTorch Models Vulnerable to Remote Code Execution via ShellTorch

Cybersecurity researchers have disclosed multiple critical security flaws in the TorchServe tool for serving and scaling PyTorch models that could be chained to achieve remote code execution on affected systems.

Publisher’s Spotlight: Oligo: Protect Your Open Source Libraries

Oligo Security is one of the leading open source cybersecurity platforms, pioneering the next wave of application security with a runtime solution that is proactive, effective, and frictionless.

The five coolest vendors at Black Hat USA 2023: Oligo, Veriti, Mobb, SafeBreach, CyberGRX

Black Hat USA 2023 was pure bliss for those of us who are passionate about cutting-edge security innovation. Before the event, The Readable reached out to more than 70 vendors through hundreds of emails...

Israeli cyber startups to watch: Unveiling five top innovators

The cybersecurity industry is at the forefront of Israel's technological landscape, boasting hundreds of companies in the field. To identify five of the most promising...

Israeli startup Oligo Security raises $28m

The company has developed a runtime application security and observability solution that allows enterprises to detect and prevent open source code vulnerabilities in their applications without affecting performance.

Cybersecurity startup Oligo debuts with new application security tech

An Israeli startup targets open source code vulnerabilities with advanced agentless filtering technology.

Oligo Security Mitigates Open Source Vulnerabilities at Runtime

Oligo Security today launched a runtime application security and observability platform that enables cybersecurity teams to detect and prioritize open source code vulnerabilities based on severity without affecting performance.

Oligo Security exits stealth using runtime application security to simplify open code vulnerability management

Oligo’s efficient use of run time monitoring lets users much more easily identify and remedy open source code vulnerabilities.

Three childhood friends founded a startup that protects your open source. Now Shlomo Kramer and Eyal Waldman are investing in them (Hebrew)

Israeli startup Oligo Security raised $28 million for a platform that detects malicious behavior in open source libraries

Oligo Security Raises $28M in Funding

Oligo Security, a Tel Aviv, Israel-based provider of an open source security solution, raised $28M in seed and Series A funding.

The cyber company Oligo Security raised $20 million in round A (Hebrew)

The company offers a security solution that reduces the weaknesses of open source libraries. The company offers a security solution that reduces the weaknesses of open source libraries.

Oligo Security raises $20 million Series A to secure open-source libraries

The Israeli startup’s technology profiles the legitimate behavior of each library, creating a knowledge base of libraries’ profiles and alerting or blocking whenever a library activity is not as expected