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“The cybersecurity market has evolved rapidly since the beginning of the pandemic, especially when it comes to identifying and developing talented cybersecurity personnel, and providing them an environment where they can make an impact, be challenged and feel successful.”-Edward Vasko, Boise State University’s Institute for Pervasive Cybersecurity
On 02MAR2022, Idaho’s Boise State University (BSU) announced their Cyberdome program was up and running. BSU’s Institute for Pervasive Cybersecurity is using the Open XDR Platform created by a company called Stellar Cyber (interview with co-founder of Steller Cyber, who blames Pandemic fearmongering mandates for the sudden skyrocketing use of Cyber Domes). The official reason for this Cyberdome program is to provide rural areas with cyber security, but the program will also offer ‘free’ (state taxpayer funded) cyber security to more than 750 state taxpayer funded agencies (Idaho instituted a federal taxpayer funded Department of Defense cybersecurity operation through its National Guard several years ago and it does not have a good track record of halting cyber crimes).
(Boise State welcomes local governments to the ‘Cyberdome’)
BSU’s Cyberdome operation will be staffed by students, and supposedly is funded by grant money, at least until 2024 or 2025. In July 2021, the Idaho Global Entrepreneurial Mission’s Higher Education Research Council granted BSU $700-thousand per year for at least three years, to create and operate a Cyberdome program. Idaho Global Entrepreneurial Mission is part of the Higher Education Research Council, which in turn is part of the state taxpayer funded Idaho Board of Education. The ‘grant money’ comes from taxpayers.
Israeli Maj. Gen. Lior Carmeli, (left) chief Joint Cyber Defense Directorate (JCDD), Israel Defense Forces, shakes hands with U.S. Army Maj. Gen. William J. Hartman (right), commander, Cyber National Mission Force. U.S. Cyber Command photo by Chief Petty Officer Jon Dasbach, 16DEC2021.
Maybe it is a coincidence, but in December 2021 the U.S. Cyber Command, and Israel’s Joint Cyber Defense Division, conducted joint CyberDome operations within the U.S., for the sixth time! According to The Times of Israel, just weeks before the 2021 joint operation with the U.S., Israel’s Joint Cyber Defense Division also conducted a CyberDome operation that involved ‘simulated’ cyber attacks against the financial institutions of ten countries!
It turns out there are Cyberdome operations everywhere, some presented as government operations, some as private sector operations, there’s even a non-profit Cyberdome led by former U.S. Department of Homeland Security officials that helps ‘protect’ politicians in the United States (it’s called US CyberDome)!
United Arab Emirates based ISnSC claims to have an autonomous Cyber Dome, which can integrate with XDR.
Finland based Nokia has an 5G XDR they call NetGuard Cybersecurity Dome.
Bynet Communications in Israel, claims it designed CyberDome. But as you’ll see below, another Israeli company also makes that claim.
In the country of India, the Kerala Police have their own ‘joint’ private/public funded Cyberdome operation.
Jewish Press 2019: Israel and US Prepare to Combat Hackers
Rafael Advanced Defense Systems 2017: Israeli defense company Rafael is directly involved with helping create CyberDome.
Financial Martial Law: 
BIDEN ISSUES ORDER TO SHUTDOWN ‘FOREIGN’ CRYPTOCURRENCIES, PROTECT TOP CURRENCY STATUS FOR UNITED STATES!
2021: 
ISRAELI IRON DOME MISSILE SYSTEM DEPLOYED WITHIN UNITED STATES!
U.S. immigrant invasion 2019: HUMAN TRAFFICKING ISRAELIS CAUGHT SCAMMING U.S. TAXPAYERS!