Bler Systems, an Israeli cyber-intelligence company that normally keeps a low profile, was present at the Milipol Asia 2019 exhibition in Singapore. Importantly, it was able to talk about a recent contract award to provide security services for Ashdod Port in Israel.
After bidding in the competitive tender in 2018, Bler was declared the winner in January. Its system will cover both ships and containers coming into the port to determine if there are any irregularities that require closer inspection.
Mor Levi, Bler’s marketing manager, gave a concrete example of how the system could assist port authorities. For instance, a
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