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Question about Cyberark and it's link to Israël (lemmy.ca)

submitted 11 months ago by cyborganism@lemmy.ca to c/cybersecurity@sh.itjust.works

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Companies are increasingly migrating to Cyberark products. However I'm concerned about this company being an Israeli company and being closely tied to the Israeli government and army. I think using their products raises ethical concerns.

But there's a more important issue. That of using services where sensitive data is stored in data centers in Israël and the potential use of this information by the government or the army.

Am I being paranoid? Or are my concerns valid?

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