BGU announced that it has signed a $8.5 million agreement with the Israel National Cyber Bureau to develop CyberSpark, which includes a National Cyber Research Center adjacent to BGU’s campus. BGU has been involved in cyber security research for more than a decade through the partnership with Deutsche Telekom Innovation Laboratories, a subsidiary of the German telecommunications company, located on the BGU campus. According to Prof. Dan Blumberg, Deputy vice president of research and development and head of BGU’s Homeland Security Institute under the three-year agreement, CyberSpark will advance long-term theoretical research and will become a foundational pillar of technological development …continue reading
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