What Makes Israel So Good at Hacking?

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  • čas přidán 7. 06. 2024
  • Ever wonder what makes Israel so good at hacking? How does a small country like Israel consistently produce some of the world’s best hackers and cybersecurity practitioners? What does it take to make it to elite military cyber units like Unit 8200 and Unit 81?
    The secret is people, not technology.
    Israel’s cyber success lies in its human capital development system. Everything from assessing and selecting top talent, retaining them, and concentrating everything in one geographic area.
    Watch now to see how it’s done!
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    00:00 Hacking Exploits of the Israel Defense Forces
    01:55 How Did Israel Become So Powerful at Cyber?
    05:00 The Key to Starting a Military Cyber Revolution
    06:19 How Israel Recruits the Best Hackers
    08:04 Key Personality Traits Top Israeli Hackers Have
    09:35 How to Retain Top Cyber Talent
    12:42 The Future of Israel’s Cyber Force
    13:40 Building a Winning Cyber Army From Scratch
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    #8200 #Israel #Hacking #CyberSecurity
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  • @dcentral
    @dcentral Před 11 měsíci +978

    I knew couple of Israeli guys who came to NY to study at Columbia University’s graduate program in computer sciences. While they never told me directly that they served in 8200, they told me they served in cyber intelligence related fields for over 7 years. They received scholarships to study at American Ivy League to bring back knowledge and expertise but they were disappointed by quality of education at an Ivy League school like Columbia. When you have people like that tell you American education at Ivy League is worthless when it comes to computer sciences, it explains why Israelis are better at educating their population in higher education.

    • @Aasu5
      @Aasu5 Před 9 měsíci +33

      Very interesting. Would it make sense to go to tel aviv for undergrad cybersecurity wise?

    • @simplemathematics_25
      @simplemathematics_25 Před 9 měsíci +61

      This is no surprise at all. US education system is highly overvalued. I did my PhD in a top 20 program in the US just to find out that the education level was the same or sometimes less better than the ones in some major developing countries.

    • @sunr8152
      @sunr8152 Před 9 měsíci +16

      @@simplemathematics_25 I think what makes US education system super valuable is its consistency. This an my experience as an immigrant in a south-east asian country and did my undergrad in the US. People know the fundamentals after they are graduated(at least for CS).

    • @leprechaun7667
      @leprechaun7667 Před 8 měsíci +1

      Its simple, Greed!

    • @Warriori2i
      @Warriori2i Před 8 měsíci +10

      US = karen colleges...

  • @MM-rv5he
    @MM-rv5he Před rokem +1775

    Israel's cyber tech is incredible. I work in the cyber security industry in the USA, it seems all the innovation in the last 4-5 years is straight from Tel Aviv.

    • @mhmd_old7
      @mhmd_old7 Před rokem +1

      Israeli isn't a real nationality, its not a country, just terrorists stealing land and proclaiming themselves its owners.

    • @MM-rv5he
      @MM-rv5he Před rokem +1

      @@mhmd_old7 that's cool.. except everything you said is 100% incorrect. I mean I don't see the point of arguing with a delusional mentally ill person. But if you can't accept basic facts of life / reality, than your opinion doesn't matter!! Sorry! A country existence or not based on your personal perception or opinion. Israel is not only a country! In many ways it qualifies in the top 10-20 as the highest quality of life for christan, jews and Muslims. Again not my opinion; this is basic facts.. no mentally ill person living in denial can change thus... sorry. 🙃

    • @mhmd_old7
      @mhmd_old7 Před rokem +3

      @@MM-rv5he It will never be a country, stolen land is not the same as legit, you're the one being delusional, if you're a real Jew, you would follow what prophet Musa (Moses) pbuh said about the coming of the Messiah and how he is the only one who can establish a country in the promised land, but no, you people transgress against this and Zionism itself is by extension against Judaism, the real Jews know this and you call them out as false ones when you yourselves are the ignorant.

    • @the2ndcoming135
      @the2ndcoming135 Před rokem +15

      Keep trying to tell em Israel do got them squabbles for whoever tryna pull-up😂

    • @davidrogers9797
      @davidrogers9797 Před rokem +94

      capital jerusalem not tel aviv

  • @b07x
    @b07x Před 5 měsíci +134

    The flipped hebrew text in the beginning outlines the level of research that went into this video… 👏👏

    • @christopher9727
      @christopher9727 Před měsícem

      ...
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    • @freyinframe3769
      @freyinframe3769 Před 20 dny

      cry about it@@Idani2

    • @RedHair651
      @RedHair651 Před 19 dny +2

      ​@@Idani2what's the issue with the map?

    • @joekhames4161
      @joekhames4161 Před 17 dny +2

      You don't have a map​@@Idani2

    • @frosty1433
      @frosty1433 Před 17 dny +1

      It’s common knowledge…

  • @joseesteves1309
    @joseesteves1309 Před 4 měsíci +17

    I'm just blown.away by your video ,
    The amount of research it took , books.read, I formation gathered compiled organized and structured to.make the script in a cohesive way, it is simply mind blowing.
    Koodos to you and you gained a new subscriber

  • @viceoftheworld9659
    @viceoftheworld9659 Před rokem +3987

    Israel is strong in Cyber tech because they use their own technology and we use their technology

    • @arturkarabekov1920
      @arturkarabekov1920 Před rokem +319

      @SassyWooCoo !? USB, waze, Intel processors, firewall and more stuff you perhaps don't even know you use

    • @EliavFox
      @EliavFox Před rokem +388

      @@sabrinaty188 what does this nonexistent country has to do with this comment stay mad 🤣

    • @uchenduosinachisolomon2569
      @uchenduosinachisolomon2569 Před rokem +47

      @@EliavFox 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

    • @sabrinaty188
      @sabrinaty188 Před rokem +1

      @@EliavFox First, where were the Zionists 100 years ago (I don’t recognize them as countries)

    • @EliavFox
      @EliavFox Před rokem +1

      @@sabrinaty188 i can ask you the same thing since the name palestine was given by the British people to tease the jews. You clearly dont know shit about history because you wrote free palestine 🫢

  • @susie5254
    @susie5254 Před rokem +1056

    You asked if it can work in other countries. Have you ever heard this anecdote: Every day a lion runs after a rabbit. Day after day the rabbit outruns the lion. Finally one day the lion asks the rabbit how it is that he can continually run with more energy. The rabbit says, "You are running for your dinner. I am running for my life."

    • @greatexpectations6577
      @greatexpectations6577 Před rokem +68

      What a lame analogy. The lion hunts not for the fun of it; it needs to do so so it doesn’t starve to death. In both instances, it is all a matter of life and death.

    • @helloworld4404
      @helloworld4404 Před rokem +36

      @Rufus someone missed the point

    • @susie5254
      @susie5254 Před rokem +175

      @@greatexpectations6577 I think the point is that the lion isn't as motivated because he knows he'll find other food, but the rabbit only has one life.

    • @sharonlima8913
      @sharonlima8913 Před rokem +41

      @@susie5254 awesome Susie, you put the lame guy down!

    • @bramdean
      @bramdean Před rokem +4

      Neither lions nor rabbits can speak, Hadassah!

  • @mthokozisimyende787
    @mthokozisimyende787 Před 11 měsíci +3

    Dam you've gained a new subscriber
    Not solely based on this videos content but the way you went about delivering it, nicely done

  • @bigmyke2008
    @bigmyke2008 Před 5 měsíci +38

    “Let’s not go there”
    Boy did that age well

  • @unsuspicious_youtuber
    @unsuspicious_youtuber Před rokem +417

    Clicked the video expecting to watch a video on hacking.
    3/4 the way through I realised I was possibly actually getting better advice for hiring, recruitment, and team building in business, than I have ever got from any business channel or book. Very practical.

    • @AntiCoruptionCentral
      @AntiCoruptionCentral Před 11 měsíci +2

      It's a doomed business model.
      Read Revelation.

    • @ShadrachEmem
      @ShadrachEmem Před 10 měsíci +2

      Right love his technical analysis about this video... bro was so detailed.

    • @davidmays8974
      @davidmays8974 Před 8 měsíci +6

      ​@@AntiCoruptionCentral
      Can you elaborate more on the details of the book? I searched it up and there are so many things with the word revelation, I'm not even sure if I came across the book You're talking about.

    • @SKPetel
      @SKPetel Před 7 měsíci +14

      @@davidmays8974 Pretty sure she's talking about the bible and making a backhanded statement about israel

    • @brownasiankid1782
      @brownasiankid1782 Před 5 měsíci

      you mean how "developed country" israel was outsmarted, overpowered, and outmatched on oct 7? LMAO@@SKPetel

  • @Surge_Arrester
    @Surge_Arrester Před rokem +174

    At university, my lecture was from Israel, he was heavy involve in real time computing and he was strict. So glad I learned from him real time programming.

    • @ramonandrajo6348
      @ramonandrajo6348 Před rokem +3

      Whatever you say, sheep. XD

    • @rgseven6557
      @rgseven6557 Před 11 měsíci

      @@ramonandrajo6348it is a well known fact that Israelis are highly intelligent. Nothing to do with being a sheep. Dont be sour because your country is nowhere near Israel.

    • @Jl-yt1zd
      @Jl-yt1zd Před 11 měsíci +16

      @@ramonandrajo6348u mad haha😂

    • @ramonandrajo6348
      @ramonandrajo6348 Před 11 měsíci +2

      @@Jl-yt1zd Whatever, salty. XD

    • @Astrashastra
      @Astrashastra Před 11 měsíci

      ​@@ramonandrajo6348 lol you're the one who's salty here. I guess must be hard digesting the fact that the people you hate so much are so capable.

  • @mimzim7141
    @mimzim7141 Před 9 měsíci +6

    If they can steal an entire country, they can steal your password

    • @user-bd4xv7wm2y
      @user-bd4xv7wm2y Před 9 měsíci

      my friend unfortunately people don't care about history so they don't know this point about Palestine.

  • @Ph03n1ks
    @Ph03n1ks Před 3 měsíci +47

    You also forget an important component of their backbone - funding. Almost all their businesses in some way feed into their military, which received plenty of funding from the US and UK. Many businesses in the US and UK also outsource many of their software work to Israel, sometimes to bypass their own laws to get specific work done - this includes outsourcing of their security funding to Israel as well to do specific work. This isn't a big secret either.

    • @Lexie-bq1kk
      @Lexie-bq1kk Před 16 dny

      Israel is a terrorist state.

    • @MauriceB-zn5pv
      @MauriceB-zn5pv Před 15 dny +3

      This is the primary reason. Always follow the money. It’s a great motivator.

  • @istvanbarta
    @istvanbarta Před rokem +49

    The key: no bureaucracy and unnecessary "management", only the necessary HR and the talented, real working people -every big company could learn about this.

    • @franzweiss9777
      @franzweiss9777 Před 9 měsíci +4

      self management. supervision. resources. continuous development. but the whole state seems pretty "organic and cohesive". A living thing. 🎻

    • @BlueSun4886
      @BlueSun4886 Před 8 měsíci

      The first thing American corporations need to do is get rid of HR in the hiring process. Before about 2001, all tech hiring was taken care of by technical people from IT. HR (it was called Personnel then - a telling & humanizing difference) only entered the picture after you had been offered the position & had to go in on your first day, sign your contract, pick out your health program, and fill out your W-4. Today in-house (and, worse, outsourced) HR is the first point of contact to see your resume & studies show they average about 30 seconds to a minute looking at each one before deciding which to pass on. I saw a survey in one of the professional journals that stated that the chance the best applicant will even progress to a phone screen was about 7%. The first person who sees your CV is usually a technical illiterate who is just looking to see if you have a few buzz words that match the narrow 'stack' the company uses for everything. Programming skill is not just knowing a language or a particular open-source framework. It is a methodology of understanding problems, finding simple & efficient algorithms & data structures for the computer to understand, and then testing & implementing the solution. If you can program competently in one language, you can come up to speed in just about any language in weeks at most. The same with tools, frameworks, & subsystems - which will have changed radically during the development of the system anyway. If you knew AngularJS, you had to start from scratch with Angular (the first used an M-V-C paradigm, the second uses component/module-based architecture - complete rewrite time, guys). The same going from Struts 1 to Struts 2 or going from Python 2.x to 3.x. Java was a nice, simple language useful for protecting mid-skilled programmers from the harm they could do trying to use C++ without sufficient experience. The best first-generation Java programmers had first been C and/or assembly programmers, so they knew the underlying traps & problems that Java hid & could use it as efficiently as it permitted. Since then, Java has bloated way beyond control, is highly buggy & easy to penetrate, & Java programmers, not knowing what happens to their code between fubar.java, fubar.class & the ultimate machine code produced by their JVMs (written in C, btw) are writing horrific systems. Today, a company that wants to have 'agility' (and I don't mean rigid adherence to a formalized certified-Scrum-Manager managed Agile Scrum, which is a disaster under current corporate culture), must be willing to totally change, not just it's IT culture, but the entire corporate culture, getting rid of middle-managers, keeping all of their other bureaucracies out of the hair of the small coding teams, just assembling the right people, finding the right 'customer representative for each team' & letting them be self-managed & do what they know they have to do. Don't ever hire a certified Scrum Manager & eschew all of the idiotic 'tools' designed to keep your agile development anything but. You can keep track on a white board with post-its. "This morning's Stand Up revealed unanticipated problems so this afternoon we have a meeting scheduled to find out why the meeting we had yesterday didn't help find out why our development methodology is not working correctly & our backlog keeps getting bigger." So many meetings, its a wonder Scrum programmers have any time to code.

    • @JeffShacter
      @JeffShacter Před 4 měsíci +3

      Israel is a perfect example of "There is no 'I' in Team". Also, they value and will listen to anyone who has something worthwhile to say, no matter how young.

  • @ilya9481
    @ilya9481 Před rokem +553

    "High scores mean 8200, low scores mean the border police."
    Lul, that was harsh. But it's not correct. The IDF looks first at physical examination. Then at your scores. It means if you're perfectly fit, you're more likely to end up in a combat unit unless you can prove you're exceptional at a certain technological field.

    • @shuki1
      @shuki1 Před rokem +67

      Certainly! Combat units and the police also need people with brains to lead other soldiers. Cyber units are great at projecting force but ultimately, boots on the ground is not less important.

    • @hali1989
      @hali1989 Před rokem +7

      not accurate. The tech units have presedence over the combative units, other than air force pilots training

    • @ilya9481
      @ilya9481 Před rokem +19

      @@hali1989 No, they don't. Only a single few. Most don't.

    • @yeshhw8426
      @yeshhw8426 Před rokem +7

      bruh magavnikim are the biggest arsim wtf are you talking about.

    • @ilya9481
      @ilya9481 Před rokem +5

      @@yeshhw8426 So? How does it prove or disprove what I said?

  • @rtachallenger
    @rtachallenger Před 3 měsíci

    Nice video! Very enjoyable. Good editing, good script, accurate info, good narration. A must watch!!

  • @joelgallarde3937
    @joelgallarde3937 Před 7 měsíci +2

    thanks for this video breakdown. such an awesome video! learned a lot from this and will apply in my business & life!

  • @alonmesika3625
    @alonmesika3625 Před rokem +95

    When you surrounded by enemies, you left with nothing but being the best.

    • @familyguycuts510
      @familyguycuts510 Před rokem +25

      occupation!

    • @idan1242
      @idan1242 Před rokem +10

      ​@@familyguycuts510 👈

    • @MAZ440
      @MAZ440 Před rokem

      @@familyguycuts510 please let us know from who the land was occupied. Tell us the name of the president, and prime minister. Oh right you can't because it didn't belong to the people you refer to stop being brainwashed by media and social media, you sound ridiculous.

    • @ron_semana6491
      @ron_semana6491 Před rokem +15

      @@familyguycuts510 learn history mate

    • @micahobrien97
      @micahobrien97 Před rokem +3

      Do not think of those who are slain in the path of Allah as dead, Verily He sustains them...Its not about how you live...its about how you die...thats what determines who is the best...cant wait to enter my grave...how about you?

  • @anthony-jt2mv
    @anthony-jt2mv Před rokem +186

    The amazing thing is that this can be adopted into different sectors and still show remarkable results

    • @the2ndcoming135
      @the2ndcoming135 Před rokem +1

      Yeah, man. Gotta tap in on em🙆🏽‍♂️🍿

    • @hr-hg2ph
      @hr-hg2ph Před rokem

      Who(God) wants all men to be saved and to come to a knowledge of the truth. -Timothy 2:4

    • @ramonandrajo6348
      @ramonandrajo6348 Před rokem +1

      Whatever you say, sheep. XD

    • @JeffShacter
      @JeffShacter Před 4 měsíci

      Every man needs something to believe. I believe I'll have a drink!@@hr-hg2ph

  • @dawgridesagain8511
    @dawgridesagain8511 Před rokem +37

    Awesome documentary! Great job walking us through the process and calling out a standard we need to follow.

  • @peterblum5349
    @peterblum5349 Před 11 měsíci +2

    Smart young man. Great video, very well done.

  • @Enzorgullochapin
    @Enzorgullochapin Před rokem +112

    *"Respect existence or expect resistance"*
    "threshold" is The Word

    • @kisumustreetfilms
      @kisumustreetfilms Před rokem +4

      I love these words❣️

    • @Sujay95
      @Sujay95 Před rokem +11

      Exactly. Israel doesn't respect Palestinians right to exist.

    • @fafolaw
      @fafolaw Před 10 měsíci +14

      @@Sujay95 Historically it has been the other way around

    • @blobman_dev
      @blobman_dev Před 5 měsíci

      who saved the jews from the holocost ??? it was palestinens but after being nicely served in palestine they had the occasion to begin colonisation and they did arabs had always been good with jews until jews hurt them@@fafolaw

    • @hathoramedia
      @hathoramedia Před 4 měsíci

      what made up history are you talking about@@fafolaw

  • @codingfuel
    @codingfuel Před rokem +23

    Very excellent video! I knew there was something interesting about Israeli cybersecurity, but this video pulls it all together.

  • @coderhorizon
    @coderhorizon Před 7 měsíci +1

    Awesome video. Thank you.

  • @INDO_TUBER
    @INDO_TUBER Před 6 měsíci +30

    Russia hacker:😂😂😂😂
    Yaman hacker:bro seriously😂😂
    Israel hacker:😟

    • @hidownloads4850
      @hidownloads4850 Před 4 měsíci +3

      😂😂

    • @JustiKing
      @JustiKing Před 17 dny +4

      Isreal invented the hacking we know today, others are playing catch up 😂😂😂

    • @dsal3389
      @dsal3389 Před 16 dny +4

      lmao "Yaman hacker" is that even a thing? they have internet? anyway, cry bout it bozo 😂😂😂😂

    • @5twvl
      @5twvl Před 16 dny

      Chill yall don't even have internet
      "not standing with israel btw"
      f israel

    • @shed_worrior4022
      @shed_worrior4022 Před 16 dny

      ​@@dsal3389you never heard about them that tells how good they are at anonymity.

  • @King-ww1kz
    @King-ww1kz Před rokem +5

    Just found out about this channel. The break down you provided is 100 accurate

  • @schauschau2552
    @schauschau2552 Před rokem +232

    i worked in an outsource for one of those companies and it's insane in there, i returned home with at least 10 more iq points than when i entered it. so many smart people, like - terrifyingly smart. israel can easily get anyone's shit rocked if it so pleases so i understand why the usa keeps it as a very close ally.
    and the most important thing i learnt was that other countries can learn that too, of course, but israel will always be 10 steps ahead.

    • @dorediskin9365
      @dorediskin9365 Před rokem +11

      4 years experience, and a lot of them do their bachelors during that time.

    • @X8ALPHA
      @X8ALPHA Před rokem

      Look up dancing israelis
      Israeli Mossad were there to document the event
      Silverstein got 6 billion dollar insurance payout (owner of WTC)

    • @LighTsHunTerz
      @LighTsHunTerz Před rokem

      U were right when u said u r dumb . Israel will always be 10 steps ahead .. this is a weak surrender mentality .Learn more about that .. maybe u will gain 10 more IQ's

    • @filhanislamictv8712
      @filhanislamictv8712 Před rokem +4

      No.. they are a gazzilion steps behind ;)

    • @I9s7lam5is-S3tu1pid
      @I9s7lam5is-S3tu1pid Před rokem +18

      @@filhanislamictv8712 - aaaad yet they keep beating the butts of every one of their Islamic enemies!!!
      😂😂😂😂😂😂

  • @syedshah9836
    @syedshah9836 Před 19 dny +15

    Hacking? dont you mean killing???

    • @kevinbrittingham9276
      @kevinbrittingham9276 Před 12 dny +5

      When terrorist attack you you have the right to protect yourself. Palestine is at fault.

    • @catch_9761
      @catch_9761 Před 9 dny +1

      @@kevinbrittingham9276 thank you actually smart human being

    • @Ashen_One0
      @Ashen_One0 Před 7 dny

      Keep thinking from ur as.​@@kevinbrittingham9276

    • @MyCrazygeek
      @MyCrazygeek Před 7 dny

      @@kevinbrittingham9276 So are u saying what’s happening there now is fine?

  • @krambow1509
    @krambow1509 Před 7 měsíci

    the music made the video so scary, this is art

  • @timpook
    @timpook Před rokem +17

    Very high quality video. Good job!

  • @dorediskin9365
    @dorediskin9365 Před rokem +54

    When interviewed to 8200, they'll interview you on algorithm questions. Regular programming questions.
    What they're looking for you to get filtered there is often patriotism and agreeableness (Personal interview), and high IQ tests (דפ"ר) during the first (but due to bureaucracy, it's 2-5) summon (צו ראשון).
    The people in 8200 are indeed the geeky techwiz.

    • @KitedToHell
      @KitedToHell Před rokem

      i disagree on all accounts, speaking from personal experience:
      while patriotism is seen in 8200, it's not really asked in the interview and the average there is often lower than what's seen in combat units, specificly elite forces and infantry units.
      agreeablenesss is even less of a factor, your first interview is probably not with your commander, its with the courses and if they see someone they don't like but deem smart they will accept you because it's their job.
      lastly, there is some level of importance to the iq tests but the minimal grades for courses that take you to the most prestige places are 60/90 which is basicly average iq.
      they're looking for interst in the field and their interview questions to be answered to their satisfaction, way more than the random iq tests the idf provides.

    • @dorediskin9365
      @dorediskin9365 Před rokem +1

      ​@@KitedToHell huh, for me they asked mainly history of programming (very limited) and algorithm questions. failed on all accounts.
      Never passed the initial interviews in 8200 :(. So IDK what the process after that.
      The patriotism and agreeableness and IQ test check that filters out where you can go is the recruitment center (לשכת גיוס). After that, it's all thrown out when you in the recruitment process where ever you are (8200, pilots... etc').

    • @gadberman9888
      @gadberman9888 Před rokem

      @@dorediskin9365 im 17 and i got no idea what do i need to do to get into those cyber units can you give me some tips?

    • @dorediskin9365
      @dorediskin9365 Před rokem

      @@gadberman9888 talk to your school computer teacher, they usually the ones that try to get students into the program.

    • @gadberman9888
      @gadberman9888 Před rokem

      @@dorediskin9365 i don't have programming courses in my school im in technology 10 points

  • @shawnlewis389
    @shawnlewis389 Před 11 měsíci

    Phenomenal video! I am sure you did a bunch of research to get all of those facts. They should pay you to do a recruiting video.

  • @SanghoBose5
    @SanghoBose5 Před 12 dny

    The amount of diverse information in this video is amazing.

  • @itaydadush3600
    @itaydadush3600 Před rokem +259

    As a video made by someone who's not an Israeli, it's splendid. You really dug deep. Although, it gets just a tad bit more complicated than presented actually. First, it all depends on what the talented men and women who are getting drafted are actually pursuing for their military service. Some would prefere more combat related positions, some would like to get it done with as quick as possible, some would try to cheat their way out as soon as possible. Some will unfortunately fall in the gaps if the system and get an unrelated positions even tho they tried getting something else. And some, like myself, would rather get a degree before their military service and serve as a professional in their field. As of now I am studying for a practical engineering degree in electronics and I will then study for (a shortened) electrical and electronics engineering degree. Then, after all that, I will start my military service.
    Other than preferences, the military ultimately positions ppl at the positions needed to be filled. Even if someone rly wants one or another specific position, if the military doesn't need extra men there, they won't get it.
    Now, specifically about 8200. In 8200 there are exceptional ppl, rly smart and rly talented. Yet, there are also ppl who put their positions and fellow men to shame, terrible ppl with 0 social skills. Most of the times, said ppl will also be smart, but working with them is a nightmare, saying as I experienced it myself.
    Ofc stuff like that can happen and in fact happens everywhere and not just in 8200.

    • @thirddrone
      @thirddrone Před rokem +11

      @@davidg9469 Men serve for 32 months minimum and women 24 months minimum. Very few exceptions, most serve straight out of high school.

    • @hr-hg2ph
      @hr-hg2ph Před rokem +1

      Who(God) wants all men to be saved and to come to a knowledge of the truth. -Timothy 2:4

    • @ahmedyahia5471
      @ahmedyahia5471 Před 11 měsíci +13

      Love and respect from Egypt ❤

    • @Khankhan-rh5ph
      @Khankhan-rh5ph Před 5 měsíci

      😂 Pakistan zindabad

    • @ReligionAndMaterialismDebunked
      @ReligionAndMaterialismDebunked Před 5 měsíci

      :3 Fellow Jewish people, and fellow hackers. Haha. Israeli is often said to be the best at hacking, and I've known for some time that the greatest hacking tool, Pegasus, was founded in Israel.

  • @ahmedaitsalah
    @ahmedaitsalah Před rokem

    extremely informative and well put together - like & suscribe!

  • @shynbomx2884
    @shynbomx2884 Před 21 dnem

    this video is really good about writing and delivering, thanks for making it!

  • @DimaVOD
    @DimaVOD Před rokem +171

    As one who has served in those areas ill tell the following:
    1. The HR screening of the intelligence units (8200 and others) is unmatched.
    2. I've worked with to-be officers in the cyber command, they are without a drought the smartest, fast thinking people I have ever met.
    3. the 6 months course is "basmch" not directly related to the inteligence forces, they have their own courses.
    4. most of the Israeli cyber/tech manpower is not from the inteligence forces but from "basmch" school which produces the most of the qualified technical programmers, cyber defenders etc'

    • @dj-rocketman8545
      @dj-rocketman8545 Před rokem +1

      I can confirm I work at NSO group and we smart. NSA big dumbos.

    • @user-rd2ic8iy4k
      @user-rd2ic8iy4k Před rokem +1

      Bro I want to learn ethical hacking can you tell me where to start??

    • @emonymph6911
      @emonymph6911 Před rokem +24

      @@user-rd2ic8iy4k If you have to ask the question you're not cut out for it.

    • @user-rd2ic8iy4k
      @user-rd2ic8iy4k Před rokem +17

      @@emonymph6911 😶 I am 13 , but thanks for such great lesson

    • @cyberdemic
      @cyberdemic Před rokem +15

      @@user-rd2ic8iy4k start with the basics of networking, programming, operational systems etc l

  • @ShoeibShargo
    @ShoeibShargo Před rokem +49

    Being a small nation, Israel competing against the big guns since its inception. This is incredible.

    • @LighTsHunTerz
      @LighTsHunTerz Před rokem

      A small nation yeah but supported and backed up by the big powers . Financially and military and every other field u think of .. u think iran and russia and other enemy countries are scared from israel ? Ofc not .. they only know it's backed up with super powers .. without them it would fall in a blink of an eye

    • @amosmadar4685
      @amosmadar4685 Před rokem +9

      The guard of Israel will neither slumber nor sleep...
      Everything comes from heavenly gates.

    • @vevj1275
      @vevj1275 Před rokem +3

      @@amosmadar4685 yes, only few know this 😂

    • @bruhsusaltamash8141
      @bruhsusaltamash8141 Před 7 měsíci +1

      @amosmadar they are putting so much effort for you to call this gods protectiin and it's not even the God they believe in

    • @mr.bouncealot9047
      @mr.bouncealot9047 Před 2 měsíci

      It's easy when you have unlimited funding from the US government

  • @yaakovweinberg5551
    @yaakovweinberg5551 Před 11 měsíci +1

    This video is surprisingly accurate

  • @MyrriaM
    @MyrriaM Před 3 dny

    I love that you made a whole video to teach the world who tech support is.

  • @JamesTsividis
    @JamesTsividis Před rokem +3

    Very inspiring. Thank you! You're a new channel that I want to watch more of.

  • @genadygoldstein8952
    @genadygoldstein8952 Před rokem +14

    The 1973 failure wasn't a failure to collect sufficient intelligence, it was a failure to make a right assessment based on available intelligence.

    • @ef2718
      @ef2718 Před rokem

      USA played Israel in favor of shifting Egypt for USSR sphere to the west.

  • @n20len28
    @n20len28 Před 6 měsíci

    extremely well resourced presentation, thank you for it ...

  • @ZEETvi-sp8pn
    @ZEETvi-sp8pn Před 11 měsíci +1

    Good job

  • @MoulayAbdsamadBelghiti
    @MoulayAbdsamadBelghiti Před rokem +33

    9:00 “Being a motivated nerd with authority problems isn’t enough” :D
    Thank you.

  • @magicalplace3788
    @magicalplace3788 Před rokem +294

    2 small error corrections:
    1) The words in the sentences shown in the first few seconds are actually backwards. They're written left to right but in Hebrew, we write from right to left.
    2) not much of an error, but sometimes the people who enlist to the cyber units have lower stats compared to others who don't/can't. When you first get invited to be examined by the military, they test your brain, as well as your physical state. 90 is the highest score you can get which is the top 4% of the people examined that region of time. A score of 90 means you aren't blocked from any cyber unit at all. A score of 80 means you're at the top 5%-10% of the people examined and it only blocks you from maybe one or two specific units which are very VERY hard to qualify to.
    And, if you get a score of 70, I believe you can still get cyber units. For context, the average score is set to 50, just like the average IQ score is always set to 100.
    Now, if you have a score of 80, but you have the highest physical score, you ARE BLOCKED from cyber units and sent to combat units (or the air force) even though you are very intelligent. So sometimes, in order to qualify for cyber units, you actually need lower scores. It might just happen, that someone with the score of 70 will qualify for a cyber unit but someone with a score of 80 won't.

    • @YK-hh7vs
      @YK-hh7vs Před rokem +10

      Score of 80 and highest physical score (97) doesn't block you from cyber divisions my friend

    • @orikahlon3084
      @orikahlon3084 Před rokem +2

      @@YK-hh7vs I got score 72 and still can apply

    • @magicalplace3788
      @magicalplace3788 Před rokem +5

      @@YK-hh7vs it does lol, those are my scores.

    • @magicalplace3788
      @magicalplace3788 Před rokem +6

      @@orikahlon3084 yeah of course you can, if you had a score of 97 you would be blocked from cyber. With 80 in the intelligence score, you need a lower than 97 physical score in order to apply for cyber divisions

    • @kaay358
      @kaay358 Před rokem +2

      Also 9.3 miles is 14.9 Km

  • @kenb4849
    @kenb4849 Před 11 měsíci +9

    The only thing that I would add is to also provide effective pathways for the folks that do not make it, so that they also are an advocate for the program for the nitch that is better suited to them, so that there are no failures. Thanks, Ken.

  • @ahdimaz
    @ahdimaz Před 7 měsíci

    "Working on high impact missions, with plenty of freedom, funding and minimal bureaucracy" stands out for all result orientated projects. Wow! Impressive!

  • @cyb3rblu356
    @cyb3rblu356 Před rokem +9

    What a great video, you made an epic explanation.

  • @elazardahan903
    @elazardahan903 Před rokem +73

    As Israeli, I have to say that you’ve made pretty good job. Very accurate. Well done.

    • @user-wl2rb3rh5c
      @user-wl2rb3rh5c Před rokem +24

      As an israeli also, you're right the video looks really good - but just the text in the begining is reversed 😅

    • @booz394
      @booz394 Před rokem +32

      Indeed. Free them from Hamas

    • @David247
      @David247 Před rokem +7

      @@user-wl2rb3rh5c
      וואי זה שיגע אותיי שמח שזה לא רק אני

    • @David247
      @David247 Před rokem +6

      @@androidmaster3369 fine ill do it but just because you asked

    • @blackwolfsquad8838
      @blackwolfsquad8838 Před rokem +22

      @@David247 i love israel as a muslim ,i always stand with israel

  • @sbrandle
    @sbrandle Před rokem +1

    Loved your great documentary. Minor improvement suggestion: 9.3 Miles is most definitely not equal to 4.5 Km. Maybe you can't fix that at this point, but maybe you can.

  • @zevelgamer.
    @zevelgamer. Před 5 měsíci +16

    As a native Hebrew speaker, at 0:00 the text is unreadable, it's literally reversed.

    • @magnero2749
      @magnero2749 Před 4 měsíci +3

      As a Portuguese speaker, I have to agree with you!

    • @loufy7
      @loufy7 Před 4 měsíci

      as a mincraft enchantment table speaker, i have to agree with you @@magnero2749

    • @shmuelk3018
      @shmuelk3018 Před 20 dny +1

      I think it's on purpose, read what it says there...

    • @emelyarye2641
      @emelyarye2641 Před 19 dny +1

      its clearly on purpose

    • @5twvl
      @5twvl Před 16 dny

      nobody cares about your disgusting "language" don't hit me with that "native speaker" card you guys dont even have a country 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

  • @eyalav6293
    @eyalav6293 Před rokem +25

    6:30 as a person who went through all the army stuff i have to say
    That if they find your physical capabilities to be at a healthy state (meaning profile 97)
    Even if you get a dapar 90 which is the top 4% for the iq tests your chance to get into a non fighting unit is lowered by a huge margin
    (I can say from expirience as i have gotten dapar 90 yet the army neglected my applications for the engeneering departments)

    • @ProudlyINDIAN360
      @ProudlyINDIAN360 Před rokem +2

      That's tough. Respect your system man ❤

    • @neunzehnvierundachtzig
      @neunzehnvierundachtzig Před 6 měsíci +1

      That sucks, That encourages young aspiring men to be unhealthy so that they don't get pulled to physical SECTORS.

    • @eyalav6293
      @eyalav6293 Před 6 měsíci

      @@neunzehnvierundachtzig thw ammouny of people i know who intentionally faked allergis and such to lower it down is genuinley to big

  • @user-fs9xe9ls2o
    @user-fs9xe9ls2o Před rokem +50

    As an Israeli it's so funny to see the common problem that Hebrew words become reversed on screen

  • @Lesloi6227
    @Lesloi6227 Před 5 měsíci +9

    Terrific vid. I love they go for self taught
    , creative, independent self starters and take the human considerations into account rather than just the academically intelligent.

  • @IraqiHitta
    @IraqiHitta Před 18 dny +30

    Funded by my tax dollars, protected by my army and still only good doing some sneaky shyt and brag about it

  • @eylonemuskson4177
    @eylonemuskson4177 Před rokem +47

    Why are Israel so good at it?
    Necessity is the mother of all invention.

    • @opensourceecon
      @opensourceecon Před rokem

      I thought the exact same phrase. Nothing spurs invention like every single one of your neighbors trying to kill you and erase your history. Many forget history and how many countries like Britain and Russia didn't want Jews in their nation.

  • @banto1
    @banto1 Před rokem +632

    Pretty good overview. Good to see you did your homework even though there are several errors. To your question: can this work elsewhere? Highly unlikely. In almost all other countries you aren't going to get the best and brightest into the army at age 18, where you can then select the very best, highly motivated people for your cyber units. You have to go out and find them, one by one and try to convince/entice them to join. Most natural hackers are anarchists and have no interest working for the man. Israel has several very unique conditions that helped to turn it into a cyber-power on league with countries having 30x the population to draw from.

    • @Cyberspatial
      @Cyberspatial  Před rokem +84

      @Banto Good insight. Mandatory service is a major contributing factor for Israel to get the right people. Not likely to be replicated in most Western Volunteer based militaries. But what about other more homogenous states?

    • @0000SYL
      @0000SYL Před rokem +57

      the other thing is Israel is a settler society, there is strong community mindset and will power. If we go to mars or some inhospitable place as human race you can bet everybody is going to do their best for the first few generations, especially if there are alliens who happen to inhabit the place and want us gone

    • @banto1
      @banto1 Před rokem +6

      ​@@Cyberspatial Can you give an example of a homogeneous state that would be a contender?

    • @gadberman9888
      @gadberman9888 Před rokem +33

      @@Cyberspatial im from israel and our school system isn't some hardcore military things it's just like any other school system out there

    • @TilveranWrites
      @TilveranWrites Před rokem +2

      @@banto1 I propose Estonia, which... has promising conditions. And perhaps South Korea.

  • @mariacolin2675
    @mariacolin2675 Před rokem +16

    I loved this informative video. I have the personality and teamwork skills to become a cybersecurity professional. I'm currently working on my tech skills. My brains are good and adaptable to different situations. I'm self-taught...although that's not entirely correct, because it's channels like yours and others that are really teaching me so much. So I'm very grateful! I'm motivated because I always wanted to go to college but I couldn't afford it. I figured it is never too late to start. And with so much content out there, I have no excuse to pursue it. As I read somewhere, if you're not motivated to learn no one can teach you, if you're willing to learn no one can stop you. Or something like that haha! So thank you and all other creators like you!

    • @hr-hg2ph
      @hr-hg2ph Před rokem

      Who(God) wants all men to be saved and to come to a knowledge of the truth. -Timothy 2:4

  • @mehribankrimova2964
    @mehribankrimova2964 Před 3 měsíci +2

    I am studying at a cybersecurity program in Technion - a university in Israel. I would say that those people are way too invested in their works, always having best security practices, not to mention intensive studying and working hours. I am a student and we have labs, projects and lessons from 9 in the morning till 9 at night. It is very intensive and during 12 hours we have only some little breaks. After 9, we stay late to self study, work on our projects, complete other labs in cywaria and just absorb the materials for the next day, having exams almost every day. It really is hard... But you do learn it and they just take everything study related very seriously

  • @elad4137
    @elad4137 Před rokem +155

    Loved the video, A little correction regarding the quote at the beginning of it, you wrote "וגרוהל םכשה ךגרוהל אהב" which is upside down, the correct quote is "הקם להורגך השקם להורגו" in israel we write from the right to the left :)

  • @ilyboc
    @ilyboc Před rokem +21

    I noticed the flipped Hebrew at the beginning but then I saw that it's in the correct direction anywhere else in the video so I conjectured it was on purpose ;)
    This video actually motivated me to continue learning Hebrew 👨‍💻

    • @sabrinaty188
      @sabrinaty188 Před rokem +2

      Free Palestine 🇵🇸

    • @deusvult58
      @deusvult58 Před rokem +1

      I doubt it's on purpose... Just embarrassing.

    • @ilyboc
      @ilyboc Před rokem +6

      @@sabrinaty188 me learning Hebrew doesn't mean I'm against the establishment of Palestinian rights :)

    • @ilyboc
      @ilyboc Před rokem

      @@deusvult58 Lol it's okay that's the case with all languages written from right to left. I see it sometimes done to Arabic too and I just laugh it off. Because I know the editing software must have failed them x)

    • @trojanhorse1247
      @trojanhorse1247 Před rokem +1

      @@ilyboc I'm from Israel, how's your Hebrew learning going?

  • @Dreamer66617
    @Dreamer66617 Před 21 dnem

    50 fps is AWESOME to watch. how did u even get that B roll

  • @djelalhassan7631
    @djelalhassan7631 Před rokem

    Good report

  • @sreekarpradyumna
    @sreekarpradyumna Před rokem +15

    This is such a good breakdown without straying into the politics of the conflict. Thank you.

    • @itayblago7103
      @itayblago7103 Před rokem +2

      He did touch on politics a bit

    • @mhmd_old7
      @mhmd_old7 Před rokem

      Israel stole Palestinian land and renamed it Israeli, then allied with USA, UK and other countries to oppress Palestine. That's the truth, any Israeli denying this will just say: 'Israel has the right to defend itself and a homeland', yet this 'homeland' already existed before and peacefully before Zionism came into play.

  • @onelinergeek4552
    @onelinergeek4552 Před rokem +3

    Hard work & passion and of course internet connection. That's all you need !

  • @xenos5028
    @xenos5028 Před 5 měsíci +2

    at 7.18 sec which back ground music u are using please tell me bro 🤞🤞

  • @samsmusichub
    @samsmusichub Před měsícem

    Very cool.

  • @rrr00bb1
    @rrr00bb1 Před rokem +16

    I worked at Check Point for many years; and this video even had details that surprised me.

    • @amuzh
      @amuzh Před rokem +1

      so you're those among the borders

    • @rrr00bb1
      @rrr00bb1 Před rokem +4

      @@amuzh Check Point is the firewall software company. Their CEO was the richest man in Israel for a time.
      When we got hired, they had a training class designed to stop HR issues like racist behavior in the office. They told us about the employees who have died in fighting; on both sides. Check Point had an office in Lebanon. During the war with Lebanon, they kept conference calls open. One day, a developer who was known to be a pilot went out on military leave. The group in Lebanon noted that they were having trouble getting to work; as major roads were getting bombed out. That made for a very tense work environment; as the team was split across countries at war. I think Check Point lost 6 people. You are reminded that your co-workers may be arab and have family in Palestine. When you are hired to work at Check Point, they will fly you from your country to Tel Aviv. My best friend in the US was in Lebanon on vacation when the war started. He was trying to convince me to rent a car and drive through the West Bank to go visit his family in Amman; my co-workers thought that idea was crazy. Check Point make a big deal of taking you to Jerusalem; noting the areas where inter-faith marriage is common. But I knew people that were afraid to go to Jerusalem at all; and had never been there(!).
      Some people there don't believe in peace; because they have never seen it, after a lifetime of promises. Others are quite liberal, and are out at rallies with the Palestinians. I actually had to cover for a guy that got called up to fight.
      See the CZcams video "Startup-Nation", about the book. I do think that if anything ever fixes this problem; it will be Israel's really great startup culture that will cause Israeli and Palestinian businesses to coordinate. And it's an indirect outgrowth of Unit 8200. It's sad when I hear people talk about how impossible this is. But it will probably start to happen when there is an important company in Palestine; not when some politician manages to fix it.

    • @mohamedolabi493
      @mohamedolabi493 Před rokem +2

      @@rrr00bb1 it is impossible to make an "important company" in palestine the infrastructure, the internet everything in between the economics is very limited and sooo far behind i have family there when i visit them i just see the 90's life in there.

    • @rrr00bb1
      @rrr00bb1 Před rokem

      @@mohamedolabi493 You might be correct at the moment. But remember that the US spends a lot on R&D. When it's time to go to production, we send off the plans to Mexico and China to get stuff actually made; chasing cheaper labor. A decade later, something in China manages to go from being Apprentice to Master. Similar things will happen in Mexico. We don't have the nicest political relations with China. I don't know if you have seen the video Startup Nation, where they interview some Palestinian tech companies trying to survive in the environment. Sometimes, the limitations that a company lives under creates its product. Anyway, money is what usually brings people together when they don't actually want to come together.

    • @rrr00bb1
      @rrr00bb1 Před rokem

      I would add something that a lot of people don't know. When you see "Made In The USA", think "Made with US prison labor". Unfortunately, the US drug war throws a lot of people in jail, and they end up being free labor that is literally sold to companies. They can pay people similar to in China and Mexico, and they can force them to take jobs that they don't really want to do. A lot of people would like you to believe that it's a bunch of lazy drug addicts or murderers, so this doesn't matter; because they are "enemies". But there's no such thing as a lazy person that works harder than we do for less pay. And at some point, some of these prisoners will get wise, and get out; and rise up in the companies that used to tell them what to do.
      You can see an analogy with a big international company outsourcing to workers that work long hours, live in dorms, and have no benefits or power; until they learn enough to compete with their former masters.

  • @yinonelbaz5309
    @yinonelbaz5309 Před rokem +21

    I'm from Israel and your level of accuracy in the video is very impressive

    • @myname-mz3lo
      @myname-mz3lo Před rokem

      someone from where you are has no way of knowing what is accurate about their country ... your google results are filtered by your government and your media is owned by one person lol you only see what they allow you ti see . try using the same internet as everyone else and youll see ...

    • @yinonelbaz5309
      @yinonelbaz5309 Před rokem

      @@myname-mz3lo
      Hahaha what nonsense...
      I also lived in Canada for a few years, so everything you say is quite nonsense

    • @lesserlight
      @lesserlight Před 4 měsíci +1

      You aren't FROM Isreal...you are from EUROPE and are appropriating AFRICAN Culture and Language in claiming to be a Hebrew.

    • @yinonelbaz5309
      @yinonelbaz5309 Před 4 měsíci

      You are wrong my friend I am indeed from Israel I was born in Israel to a father who immigrated from Morocco and a mother whose parents immigrated from Iraq@@lesserlight

    • @aroadventure9330
      @aroadventure9330 Před 3 měsíci +3

      i wonder why jews left isreal when hamas came , and palestinians didnt left... isnt it your land? when its your land you will be there and never leave , but when your a visitor.. you will leave.

  • @147rambo
    @147rambo Před 4 měsíci +24

    Watching this several months after Hamas invaded makes me wonder how did their intel fail to sniff them out when they literally were digging beneath their feet…

    • @lokoking1543
      @lokoking1543 Před 20 dny

      That was because of a leader of something parallel to the Mosad

    • @RedHair651
      @RedHair651 Před 19 dny +12

      Please educate yourself on the situation in the region since 1948. It wasn't an invasion, it was a gasp for air.

    • @emelyarye2641
      @emelyarye2641 Před 19 dny

      ​@@RedHair651 your clown nose is fitting.

    • @arbelsonnenfeld7031
      @arbelsonnenfeld7031 Před 18 dny

      @@RedHair651sure buddy, a murderous rapey gasp for air

    • @and_then_I_whispered
      @and_then_I_whispered Před 17 dny +2

      They helped in digging it, do some research.

  • @ericc6820
    @ericc6820 Před 3 měsíci

    Well done.

  • @haeyoonjo3582
    @haeyoonjo3582 Před rokem +29

    I've been living in Tel Aviv, Israel over 4 years - originally from S.Korea - and working as Cloud infrastructure engineer which I could meet lots of people who was in 8200, think of it when they are in 18-21 or 22ys, you learnt and gained so many intelligent things. Of course, you're not allowed to speak out to people about the security or any other projects/ works you had done in IDF.
    And also, people has very good social connection/network within Israel as well as out of State of Israel from IDF or 8200 Unit ( mostly in US I have seen this), then what happens after years and decades they bring a great values to many industries such as founding Startup, and making good business from their own connections.
    This is one of reasons I love Israel and jewish people so much😍, many are smart, very friendly, and some of them are very kind, altho you'd see some mess ( it's called Balagan here ) among them😁

    • @__sarik
      @__sarik Před rokem

      Dont you feel any shame that the lands where you living taken by ki***ing other people?

    • @__sarik
      @__sarik Před rokem

      @@haeyoonjo3582 what it has to do with watching this video?

    • @__sarik
      @__sarik Před rokem

      @@haeyoonjo3582 czcams.com/video/lDTAIRm_nhM/video.html

    • @haeyoonjo3582
      @haeyoonjo3582 Před rokem +1

      @@__sarik lol you deleted your comment. What did you say in the comment ? Shame on you that others will judge it?

    • @haeyoonjo3582
      @haeyoonjo3582 Před rokem +8

      @@__sarik you replied to me that if I'm ashamed living in this land where many people were killed by Israel?
      Look, I'm a Korean and living here for my work and thorugh that we commit ourselves to help many people's lives such as volunteering and tutoring languages or computers etc even including many Arabs who are living around, not only Israeli.
      Don't judge others without viewing any background. Lol

  • @HansRiveraCreations
    @HansRiveraCreations Před rokem +5

    i started my first year of high school and I enrolled in a cyber security course and right now were doing were practicing for cyber patriot. instead of showing us answer keys and ways to secure operating systems he's making us search it up and learning it out selves.

    • @ProudlyINDIAN360
      @ProudlyINDIAN360 Před rokem

      Wow that's great.
      Can you share some resources to learn

    • @HansRiveraCreations
      @HansRiveraCreations Před rokem

      @@ProudlyINDIAN360 resources for cyber patriot or just securing operating systems?

  • @rabbitholesinc
    @rabbitholesinc Před 4 měsíci

    The hive relationship that the Israelis have is something that interests me. This has helped explain some of it. Thanks.

  • @robertpadgett4192
    @robertpadgett4192 Před 9 měsíci

    Impressive!

  • @P4SCH4L
    @P4SCH4L Před rokem +4

    It's been a while you posted a video
    I really missed your content... Do more bro

  • @nicholastzilinis3832
    @nicholastzilinis3832 Před rokem +10

    Being at some low grade military boarding high school. I can 100% confirm that not being in the right environment will hurt retention. So many people including myself are leaving. Myself because there is almost no cyber department actually

    • @Cyberspatial
      @Cyberspatial  Před rokem +4

      Defenitely encourage you to find the right environment with other like-minded people. The military can be a stepping-stone but is not the end-all, be-all!

  • @kingofhavila9850
    @kingofhavila9850 Před 9 měsíci

    Awesome presentation.
    Can you do the same avout China too?
    Thanks!

  • @peteryozell7325
    @peteryozell7325 Před 13 dny +9

    All this tech and they had no idea Hamas was going to attack? Sure...

    • @easzyprogramming
      @easzyprogramming Před 11 dny

      They did, we will get to read it in their bio or autobio about who rejected the Intel, why it was allowed and how it all played out.

    • @NotReapiu-gd2zg
      @NotReapiu-gd2zg Před 11 dny +2

      If they're good at something, it's because their bigger brother taught them how to.

  • @Mih-arbi
    @Mih-arbi Před rokem +5

    “Wherever there is a man who exercises authority, there is a man who resists authority.”
    -Oscar Wilde

  • @checkmate2861
    @checkmate2861 Před rokem +28

    Meanwhile Palestinian youths are practising stone pelting competitions

    • @jaspershaneenojas2641
      @jaspershaneenojas2641 Před 8 měsíci

      Hahaha

    • @TuruiuruiView
      @TuruiuruiView Před 7 měsíci

      😂😂😂😂😂

    • @lowgpu1687
      @lowgpu1687 Před 4 měsíci +1

      😂what else can they do when they are constantly put down, it's not really like they can just set up schools atp.

    • @sa1t938
      @sa1t938 Před 21 dnem

      @@lowgpu1687 maybe they could if they would stop launching missiles at their neighbor

  • @siddharthamohan538
    @siddharthamohan538 Před rokem +7

    I am perusing cybersecurity since last 6 months, this video changed my perspective. Thank You.

  • @marquinhomoreira7654
    @marquinhomoreira7654 Před 11 měsíci

    Incredible👍😎

  • @cicadamikoto
    @cicadamikoto Před 10 měsíci +2

    This channel is EXACTLY what I've been looking for. Thank you!

    • @lesserlight
      @lesserlight Před 4 měsíci

      Yea..Lies to placate your sense of inflated , misplaced ego....You like that channel are a fraud...

  • @omryr
    @omryr Před rokem +296

    This was a very interesting run down, as an Israeli I can confirm much of what you said is very close to the reality of life here, but the part about low scores go to border police isn’t really true, while it is true 8200 gets a larger share of these people, there are quotas for each unit for select ranges of scores so that they will have good officers and people who elevates the unit over time.. the only difference is that units like 8200 can “pick” first and then the rest of the army can pick its candidates..
    The aspect of “community” is a significant one in the success of Israeli tech industry
    The only factor that is hard to reproduce is the human traits like “hutzpa” which is something i rarely see in other places

    • @KameshwarChoppella
      @KameshwarChoppella Před rokem +2

      True. Audacity can be built up through nurture, no?

    • @Adam-hj3hp
      @Adam-hj3hp Před rokem +3

      Also the combat profile, people with higher combat scores have a lower score to get into these intelligence units.

    • @jnturner506
      @jnturner506 Před rokem +21

      I also live in Israel (educated in the UK) and much of this excellent video is spot on. Agree with Omry that lower scores don't go into Border Police, but high maths IQ does go into 8200, or Academic Reserve or similar. Key factor not mentioned in the vid is that Israel from day 1 has been surrounded by hostiles, and from day 1, attacked by them. This seriously sharpens the collective mind; suppose you're a great tennis player and then you play Nadal or Djokovic - well your game level is going to go up several notches. The IDF are consistently on their toes striving for excellence in all depts and always several steps ahead

    • @omryr
      @omryr Před rokem +3

      @@KameshwarChoppella potentially yes but it’s also a trait most western countries don’t like, it’s both a good thing and a bad thing imo, Israelis could be a bit more “rude” at times in western eyes if examined from the side.. less willing to wait in line, more prone to yelling and stuff like that

    • @Cyberspatial
      @Cyberspatial  Před rokem +12

      Thanks for clarifying! A few other Israelis told me about the border police thing, maybe was more of a joke I took to be truth! Small scale and first picks are definitely a organizational features that make a big difference.

  • @fayseldifficile5618
    @fayseldifficile5618 Před rokem +11

    A proverb rightly reminds us "We are always well served only by ourselves". Therefore of course, any country must always rely only on itself for its cybersecurity in particular by always ensuring the best scientific and technological education for its women and men and always making the best investments in the scientific and technological fields.

    • @the2ndcoming135
      @the2ndcoming135 Před rokem

      Yeah, I don’t have the luxury of being pandered to like a female. The only victim hood I got at this point is being a Jew😂

  • @eugeniocorbalan375
    @eugeniocorbalan375 Před 11 měsíci

    To belong to the cyber unit, must you have studies in Systems Engineering or Computer Science? Or is having knowledge in programming, networks and pentesting enough?

    • @shainahum6717
      @shainahum6717 Před 2 měsíci

      because it's a recruitment to the army, usually at the age of 18, maybe 19, it's very rare to already have a full degree. maybe did some courses in a university or had a different background. they test you mostly on your basic practical background and about your ability to learn fast. you need those two traits, no matter how you got them, doesn't matter if you got a formal training/ course (it might help, but barely)

  • @MGMP369
    @MGMP369 Před 11 měsíci +1

    Was waiting for you to mention pegasus one of Israel s software spyware 😮😢😊😂

  • @fast3n0ugh43
    @fast3n0ugh43 Před rokem +34

    You are a legend, you helped a lot and you explained it really great!

  • @theforsaken127
    @theforsaken127 Před rokem +88

    Yes, investing in your own people is one of the most important thing a government can do, regardless of what job category it is. I wish more countries would do this, education is thee most important thing. It makes you country grow and keeps it secure as a by product.

    • @thevault1575
      @thevault1575 Před rokem

      It is all the US tax payers investing in the "gods chosen people".

    • @S.O.N.E
      @S.O.N.E Před rokem

      Why do that when you can steal from "dumbasses" for yourself and your other rich friends so you can all enjoy vacation homes, orgies and cocaine?
      I still cant figure out why some governments essentially sell and whore out their countries and people for personal gain instead of contributing to their countries growth and development. Ive considered that maybe the party in power knows their changes will be blocked and afterwards undone by the opp, so why bother attempting to make change when you can focus on stealing huge amounts of money for much less effort?
      Its either the people with power are trying to milk as much money as they can from their countries to live at the highest standard they can get to before the world collapses or maybe this is how the world has always worked.

    • @wanderingthewastes6159
      @wanderingthewastes6159 Před rokem +1

      @Mekehl the education budget in the US has tripled since the 60 (ajusted for inflation). The idea we should just throw more money into a 19th century schooling system when almost everyone has the sum of all human knowledge 5 seconds away from them is why the debt is at 30 trillion.

    • @martalevin4829
      @martalevin4829 Před rokem +4

      @Mekehl Israel is nationlistic society not socialistic.

    • @milanuhliar8315
      @milanuhliar8315 Před rokem

      Education is not for everybody .

  • @D.xEIOP4
    @D.xEIOP4 Před 11 měsíci +1

    יא, מדברים עלינו

  • @Abdullahuxdesigner
    @Abdullahuxdesigner Před 7 dny

    Thanks I learn a lot.

  • @hanlie407
    @hanlie407 Před rokem +5

    Love to learn from them

    • @hanlie407
      @hanlie407 Před rokem +3

      @@kazemhabib9656 good u learn from palestinians i will learn from israel. 👍

  • @jdkingsley6543
    @jdkingsley6543 Před rokem +23

    I think the reason they excel so well is partially due to the program and more to do with the culture and society. Which is also a exacerbated by the constant threat to their existence. However, one thing you find in China and Israel is a sense nationalism that isn’t necessarily driven by the BS we find in the US. At the same time they can still build a solid sense of self while at it.
    In America it is you first, on top of that the large bouts of conspiracy and distrust that permeate through various areas of culture and society, make Americans ill equipped to go toe to toe.
    Quite frankly, what keep’s America where its at today, is the mass military splurging and big brother role weve taken across the globe. All done in the last 100+ years or so.
    All of what we enjoy to day was done on the back of people who took their national identity seriously. Something your finding difficult to find day in and day out.

  • @justaredpenguin784
    @justaredpenguin784 Před 6 měsíci

    Damn bro, that was some prevideo research

  • @shayaxelrod7691
    @shayaxelrod7691 Před 11 měsíci

    Jumping air gaps is crazy, I wonder how they do it 😉

  • @jimhudson4744
    @jimhudson4744 Před rokem +37

    The thing is that Cyber defense itself has come a long way as well. While the concept of Zero-Day exploits worked initially, we will get to the point where our technology will go beyond defending against all hacks. I suspect it will happen at the Network level so that the legacy systems will be defended as well.

    • @hr-hg2ph
      @hr-hg2ph Před rokem

      Who(God) wants all men to be saved and to come to a knowledge of the truth. -Timothy 2:4

  • @davidliverman4742
    @davidliverman4742 Před rokem +14

    You got to love Israel military. They are top rated and tough! Smart too!

    • @yousseftamer1808
      @yousseftamer1808 Před 8 měsíci +1

      لقد قاموا بسرقة ارض ليست ملكهم

    • @-bazoona3654
      @-bazoona3654 Před 18 dny +1

      very bloodlustful, too!!!!!!

  • @mauricekuntiw9529
    @mauricekuntiw9529 Před rokem

    Keep it up....

  • @petervandeheuvel7322
    @petervandeheuvel7322 Před 8 měsíci

    what did the bread say to the toaster?
    - im gona crumb.