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Karnataka and Israel strengthen cybersecurity partnership with focus on innovation and resilience

The Government of Karnataka and the Consulate General of Israel in Bengaluru convened the Karnataka-Israel Cyber Dialogue 2026 to explore deeper collaboration in cybersecurity innovation, talent development, research, technology and digital resilience.

Held under the theme “Stronger Together. Secure Tomorrow.”, the dialogue was organised as part of Karnataka’s Global Innovation Alliance (GIA), in collaboration with the Consulate General and Trade Mission of Israel in South India and the Centre for Cybersecurity Karnataka (CySecK).

The programme brought together government officials, cybersecurity and technology companies, startups and academia from Karnataka and Israel. A delegation of 10 Israeli cybersecurity companies participated in industry interactions, technology demonstrations and B2B meetings focused on identifying opportunities for practical partnerships.

Discussions centred on four areas: innovation and startups, industry partnerships, talent and skills, and policy and trust. The engagement focused on translating knowledge exchange into collaboration and strengthening the resilience of critical digital infrastructure, businesses and...

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