Cyber Elite 2.0 provides Orthodox and ultra-Orthodox graduates with potential employment in Israel's hi-tech and defense industries.

Workspace areas of companies like KamaTech in Bnei Brak and Bizmax in Jerusalem provide ultra-Orthodox Israelis in the high-tech industry with a physical space, mentorship, and collaboration to develop and support startups by members of their community.

The new center, which is being built in the town of Yeruham by Negevco and Andres Kukawka, will provide technology outsourcing services for Israeli companies. Recruiting and training will start this November. 3.2 million NIS will be invested in the project over the next three years.