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Amos Stern
CEO & Co-Founder at Siemplify
Amos Stern is a highly accomplished professional with a background in computer science and cybersecurity.
He holds a B.Sc in Computer Science from Colman Faculty of Business and Academic Studies and has also studied Computers at MAMRAM (Basmach) - IDF School of Computer Science.
Amos Stern is the CEO & Co-Founder of Siemplify, a leading company in the cybersecurity industry.
Previously, he served as the Cyber & Intelligence Director at Elbit Systems Ltd, where he also worked as a Cyber Systems Security Architect.
His experience includes leadership roles in cybersecurity at Elbit Systems Ltd and the Israel Defense Forces, where he was a part of the Intelligence Corps.
Amos Stern has contributed to the technology sector as an Official Member & Contributor at Forbes Technology Council.
Highlights
Days after being deemed “missing,” with the hope remaining that our cousin Liam had been kidnapped to Gaza and there was a chance of seeing him again, we were notified that his body was found. He too went with friends to celebrate at a peace music festival, and never made it out alive. From the pieces of evidence, photos and videos that surfaced after that horrible massacre on October 7th, we learned that Liam kept helping those around him during his last hours, even while wounded himself. In one of the videos, he is seen putting a tourniquet on another girl’s leg. During one rescue attempt by a brave stranger, he urged that his wounded friend Ella be evacuated before him, saving her life (she now remains hospitalized in critical condition). When the rescuer returned for Liam, Hamas terrorists’ fire was so strong it forced the driver to flee. At Liam’s funeral, we learned that the rescue driver had called his parents - "I'm so sorry. So sorry I couldn't get him out" he was crying. One family, one tragedy, one funeral. It's unfathomable to think there are more than 1,300 like it. And hundreds are still missing, held captive by Hamas, their fates unknown. It's unbelievable to me how many people still cannot find it in them to condemn these horrendous acts by Hamas or try to justify them. There is absolutely no justification for the heinous acts perpetrated by bloodthirsty Hamas terrorists. Witnessing their barbaric acts has shocked us to our core. Seeing the incredible amount of support and justification for the terror unleashed is what scares me the most. Imagine that while fire fighters were still busy retrieving bodies from the smoldering World Trade Center, in major cities all over the Western world people were celebrating in the streets, showing their support for Al-Qaeda. Imagine that while Americans were in a state of shock and mourning, public figures and elite institutions came out to justify the attack, laying the blame squarely with the US. The key statistic echoing in my head is that October 7th marks the highest Jewish death toll since the Holocaust. As someone who grew up with uncles and aunts who survived the Nazis, numbers tattooed on their arms, growing up in Israel means knowing that we only have one country to protect Jews. Never again were Jews allowed to be murdered just for being Jews.
I want to deeply thank everyone who reached out during the last week. Your heartwarming support means more than you could know to any Israeli and Jew. We face a critical battle for the future . Israel is currently on the front lines of the Western world in the war against terror. Iran, Hamas, Hezbollah, ISIS, Al Qaeda, and the rest of the terror organizations’ goals do not end with Israel. Now is the time to unite to fight terror. We need your support, and we appreciate anyone of you using their reach to help.
-In the photo, right to left: Liam (murdered), Barona (murdered), Shahak (murdered), Ella (in critical condition)
