Ex-Unit 8200 Chief Ehud Schneorson Joins New Cyber Startup 'Ribbon'
Translated & summarized from Globes by baba
Ehud Schneorson, former commander of Unit 8200 and co-founder of Paragone, is leaving the company to join a new cyber startup called Ribbon. He will partner with Idan Nurik, another Paragone co-founder, in this new venture. The startup aims to focus on cyber technology and has attracted attention in the Israeli tech industry.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Ehud Schneorson, ex-Unit 8200 commander, is leaving cyber firm Paragone.
- Schneorson will co-found a new cyber startup named Ribbon.
- He is partnering with Idan Nurik, a former Paragone co-founder.
- Ribbon is generating significant interest in the Israeli high-tech sector.
- Paragone was co-founded by Schneorson and former PM Ehud Barak.
Ehud Schneorson, former commander of the elite military intelligence Unit 8200, has announced his departure from the offensive cyber firm Paragone. Schneorson co-founded Paragone with former Prime Minister Ehud Barak and led it following its sale to the American company Red Lattice, culminating in a SPAC merger last month. Schneorson is now set to join forces with Idan Nurik, his former partner in establishing Paragone. Nurik recently left to co-found a new startup named "Ribbon," which is generating significant buzz in the Israeli high-tech sector. Ribbon is a cyber company co-established by Schneorson and Lieutenant Colonel D., a venture capitalist on terminal leave from a technological unit. The article also briefly mentions unrelated real estate sales, stating that 170 out of 270 apartments were sold at the ALFA complex without group purchases.
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