From: JNS.org
By Israel Hayom/Exclusive to JNS.org
Aside from speaking proudly about Israel’s contribution to global cybersecurity, the prime minister covered policy issues in his address. Netanyahu argued that the cybertechnology field does not need additional regulation.
“The temptation of more regulation is substantial, but once you impose regulation, you hinder the development of the cybertechnology industry,” he said. “Help where you can to encourage development. We are currently offering tax benefits to entrepreneurs. We also have support programs for companies that come to Israel to establish development centers here. Additionally, we are developing the human capital of Israel through training programs in the military and in academia. I encourage everyone present to invest in Israel.”
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