Cybersecurity – Protecting Critical Infrastructure and Digital Industry

Germany’s digital transformation has significantly expanded the attack surface across its economy. Industrial systems, energy networks, transportation infrastructure, healthcare services, and public-sector platforms are increasingly connected and data-driven, while simultaneously exposed to more complex cyber threats. New European regulations, most notably NIS2, impose stricter requirements for risk management, preparedness, and incident response.

Cybersecurity challenges are no longer limited to traditional IT environments. German organizations are required to protect operational technology, supply chains, and hybrid systems in which legacy and modern platforms coexist. This challenge is particularly acute in sectors such as manufacturing, energy, transportation, and healthcare, where operational disruptions can have serious economic and societal consequences.

Israel is widely regarded as a global cybersecurity hub, with extensive experience in threat detection, incident response, and the protection of critical infrastructure. Israeli companies have developed advanced solutions for continuous monitoring, risk assessment, industrial security, and the protection of complex and distributed environments.

For German organizations, Israeli cybersecurity technologies offer a combination of operational readiness and regulatory alignment. Many solutions are designed to function within integrated environments and to enhance security without compromising operational continuity. Cooperation with Israeli providers helps German companies meet regulatory requirements while strengthening their overall cyber resilience.

As Germany’s economy becomes increasingly digital and interconnected, cybersecurity has emerged as a foundational element of trust, stability, and competitiveness. Collaboration between Germany and Israel in this domain supports a secure basis for industrial growth and technological innovation.