Barclays, Citi, HSBC, and National Australia Bank (NAB) are investing $20 million in behavioral biometrics company BioCatch.

The job portal currently lists 350 vacant positions from within OurCrowd's portfolio companies, with at least 90 positions added since the start of April.

With over 40 registered patents, the company delivers behavioral biometrics analyzing human-device interactions to protect users and data.

From hardware tokens to biometric methods, Israel's alternative authentication solutions are pushing weak passwords out of style.

‘Hundreds of subtle signs’ are used by BioCatch software to spot a victim of online fraud being duped.

NoCamels looks at the cybersecurity arena in Israel in 2018 and what's ahead in 2019, including attacks on critical infrastructure and IoT devices.

Six Israeli firms including BioCatch, Aqua Security, Minerva Labs, and Cylus, among 26 global cybersecurity companies named by CB Insights as 2018's 'Cyber Defenders.'

Israeli startups raised about $260 million in January, about $500 million in February, and about $330 million in March of this year, Globes reports.

The Israeli company says the new investment cements its 'plan and vision to redefine digital identity and enable renewed trust in online interactions.'

As e-commerce and mobile-commerce boom, Israeli online payment providers compete globally in a rapidly changing field.

Having a technology track your behavior sounds like the opposite of privacy protection, but Israeli company BioCatch's technology monitors the way you act to ensure that only you gain access to your private information.