David Yahid
The CET Brief
The CET Brief: Combat-Proven Defense IntelligenceBridging the gap between the Israeli front line and the U.S. Defense Industrial Base (DIB).Every episode of The CET Brief features a technical intake with founders of the world’s most resilient defense technologies. We bypass the marketing noise to focus on the "Signal": high-TRL capabilities, battle-tested performance in contested environments, and U.S. sovereign readiness. Hosted by the CET Sandbox, this series provides U.S. DIB with direct access to the operational pedigree and technical moats
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Protecting the Signal: Omer Sharar on infiniDome and the Future of GPS Resilience 16.04.2026 45:01
GPS signals are inherently weak — and adversaries know it. From contested battlefields in the Middle East and Ukraine to civilian airspace over Europe, jamming and spoofing have become standard tools of disruption. In this episode, Omer Sharar, CEO of infiniDome, walks us through how his team built a modular anti-jamming system that protects platforms without replacing existing hardware — sitting...
Building for the Battlefield: Tomer Malchi on ASIO and the Future of Tactical Navigation 09.04.2026 30:51
ASIO has quietly become one of Israel's most operationally proven defense startups — with over 10,000 combat flight hours on its optical navigation systems and products deployed across multiple armed forces. In this conversation, co-founder and CEO Tomer Malchi walks us through how ASIO got started, the culture that drives a sub-50-person team to compete with defense giants, and the technology beh...
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