Alarum faces Israel class action seeking up to NIS 120 million over proxy business disclosures

• Alarum faces two Israel court actions tied to disclosures about its residential proxy business, including a proposed securities class action seeking up to NIS 120 million.
• Class-action motion filed by Hadar Shamai targets Alarum, its CEO, its CFO; alleges misleading statements, omitted risk disclosures, U.S. securities-law violations.
• Proposed class covers buyers from March 29, 2022 to July 2, 2026 who held shares as of July 2, 2026; plaintiff argues Israel is the proper forum.
• Separate motion by Gad Libman seeks court-ordered access to documents to assess a potential derivative claim; hearing set for Dec. 15, 2026.
• Company is reviewing both matters with counsel, plans to contest the claims.

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