CEO of cybersecurity company sentenced to 10 years for child sex crimes

A court sentenced the CEO of a cybersecurity firm to a decade in prison for child sex offenses, according to ynet. The acts were described as 'revolting'.

The sentencing, reported by ynet, marks the conclusion of a case against a cybersecurity company executive. The court imposed a 10-year prison term for child sex crimes. The judge's remarks characterized the offenses as particularly grave. No further details on the company or the defendant's identity have been released.

3 developments

1. 54 minutes ago · 17:04 · 15 JulLatest

   Court described the defendant's actions as 'disgusting'.

2. 16:44 · 15 Jul

   Defendant identified as Itai Levi, former cybersecurity CEO.

3. 16:22 · 15 Jul

   CEO of cybersecurity company sentenced to 10 years for child sex crimes

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