Leaked Documents Expose Cisco’s Expanding Ties with Israeli Military Intelligence During Gaza Genocide
Internal Cisco documents say repeated outages threatened Israeli military intelligence access to data and pushed the company to deploy experts to fix the failures.
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Cisco nearly lost $67M IDF intelligence account over wartime system failures
Leaked documents show repeated outages lasting hours disrupted critical Israeli intelligence operations, forcing Cisco to send expert teams to military sites in Israel and fight to protect a relationship worth about $67 million over three years
The tech giant rushed to strengthen its relations with Israel, even as the company was in turmoil due to employee protests over its role in the war The post Massacre in Gaza: The secret documents that expose a tech giant appeared first on in.gr.
An incident occurred at Cisco, one of the world's largest technology companies based in the United States, where internal documents were leaked by an employee who raised concerns about the company's relationship with the Israeli military. Read more...
A ‘customer success story’: leaked documents show Cisco doubled down on Israeli military deals during Gaza war
Tech giant leaped to shore up relationship even as company was roiled by worker protest over its role in the war A year into the war in Gaza, the networks of Israel’s military intelligence community were plagued with technical problems. There were major, multi-hour outages to their systems, and repeated crashes. Built-in debugging mechanisms failed.…
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