Rotem Farkash is an Israeli technology entrepreneur with expertise in cybersecurity, artificial intelligence and software engineering. Throughout his career, he has founded and led technology companies focused on digital security, cyber intelligence and AI technologies.
In 2016, Rotem co-founded Inpedio, a cybersecurity company where he also served as Chief Technology Officer and Vice President of Research and Development. In these roles, he oversaw the development of security software designed to protect mobile devices and business systems from malware, ransomware and other cyber threats. During his tenure, the company secured investment from organisations including Israel Aerospace Industries and ELTA Systems.
Earlier in his career, Rotem served as a Research and Development Officer in Unit 8200, the Israel Defense Forces' elite signals intelligence and cyber unit, where he received awards for innovation and operational contribution. He went on to work as a cybersecurity consultant and security architect, advising organisations in the banking and telecommunications sectors, before...Rotem Farkash is an Israeli technology entrepreneur with expertise in cybersecurity, artificial intelligence and software engineering. Throughout his career, he has founded and led technology companies focused on digital security, cyber intelligence and AI technologies.
In 2016, Rotem co-founded Inpedio, a cybersecurity company where he also served as Chief Technology Officer and Vice President of Research and Development. In these roles, he oversaw the development of security software designed to protect mobile devices and business systems from malware, ransomware and other cyber threats. During his tenure, the company secured investment from organisations including Israel Aerospace Industries and ELTA Systems.
Earlier in his career, Rotem served as a Research and Development Officer in Unit 8200, the Israel Defense Forces' elite signals intelligence and cyber unit, where he received awards for innovation and operational contribution. He went on to work as a cybersecurity consultant and security architect, advising organisations in the banking and telecommunications sectors, before co-founding Cycept, a company focused on cyber intelligence and security technologies.
Rotem is currently developing a new venture. He also advises early-stage companies specialising in artificial intelligence and algorithmic trading. Alongside his work in technology, Rotem devotes time and resources to supporting humanitarian, children's and health charities in Israel.
Rotem contributes to discussions on cybersecurity, cyber intelligence and artificial intelligence through articles and interviews published by GeekWire, Business Matters, IBTimes and the London Standard.READ MOREVIEW LESS
Inpedio was an Israeli cybersecurity company that developed endpoint and mobile security solutions for businesses and organisations. Its products were designed to detect, prevent and respond to advanced cyber threats.
Cycept
Co-Founder
Jun 2013
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May 2015
Hod Hasharon, IL
Cycept was a cybersecurity company co-founded by Rotem Farkash that focused on cyber intelligence and digital security technologies. Its intellectual property was subsequently acquired by NICE Systems.
Cybersecurity Engineer
Freelancer
Jan 2011
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Jun 2013
Between 2011 and 2013, Rotem worked as a freelance cybersecurity engineer, advising organisations in the banking and telecommunications sectors on cybersecurity architecture, secure software development and technical security.
Unit 8200 is the Israel Defense Forces' principal signals intelligence and cyber intelligence unit. It is widely recognised for its advanced cyber capabilities and has played a significant role in establishing Israel as a global centre for cybersecurity innovation.
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Philanthropy
Various charities based in Israel
Supporter
Alongside his work in technology, Rotem supports humanitarian, children's and health charities in Israel. His philanthropic activities reflect his longstanding commitment to the communities where he grew up, and to improving opportunities for others.
In this GeekWire interview, Rotem discusses how artificial intelligence is transforming software development and cybersecurity. He explores AI's potential to improve productivity, strengthen cyber defence and transform software development.
In this article for the London Standard, Rotem shares his views on the growing cybersecurity risks facing nuclear fusion and other critical energy infrastructure. He argues that investment in advanced cyber defences will be essential to protecting future energy systems.
