WASHINGTON, D.C. - The U.S. Chamber of Commerce strongly condemns the heinous attacks on Israel. We extend our heartfelt condolences to the people of Israel and stand in solidarity with them as they battle the scourge of terrorism.We are mobilizing support for the victims in partnership with the Jewish Federations of North America and other organizations. And we are in touch with our partners from the Israeli government and AmCham Israel as we further explore ways for the U.S. Chamber and the business community to provide humanitarian assistance during this difficult time.For further information on how to support relief efforts or other matters, please email: resilience@uschamber.com.
From June 25-30, the U.S. Chamber led its third annual business mission to Israel's Cyber Week. This global conference brought together 11,000 international cybersecurity experts and policymakers, including 400 speakers representing 100 countries from the U.S., Europe, the Middle East, and Asia, for discussions about cyber policy and technology issues and to build alliances to strengthen our collective cyber defense.Why Israel? The US-Israel cyber relationship—public and private—is a global model in that we have a common risk-based approach to regulation, strong public-private dialogue, and active bilateral R&D relationships. Around 20% of global investment into cybersecurity start-up companies goes to Israeli firms. This is a boon for U.S. companies looking for cyber solutions. Throughout our visit, we worked closely with our partners in Israel to connect our delegates with new technologies solutions and new deals were inked from this fruitful collaboration.ENGAGE
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