According to people familiar with the matter, the Trump administration is evaluating a plan to set up a government-led incubator to invest in cybersecurity research and incubate startups focused on developing tools for the government. People familiar with the matter, who requested anonymity due to discussions on undisclosed information, said that the White House National Cyber Director's Office is drafting an executive order to establish a project to research and develop network technology in line with the US government's priorities. The project aims to attract private venture capital funding. In a version of the draft executive order, the project is called an “online foundry” and will incubate new businesses. According to people familiar with related plans, the US government is comparing this idea to Israel's approach, which closely integrates military priorities with the focus of domestic cybersecurity startups, venture capital, and academic research. Many well-known cybersecurity companies, such as Wiz, Pioneer Networks, and Check Point Software Technology Co., Ltd., were founded by former members of Israel's cyber intelligence service.

According to people familiar with the matter, the Trump administration is evaluating a plan to set up a government-led incubator to invest in cybersecurity research and incubate startups focused on developing tools for the government. People familiar with the matter, who requested anonymity due to discussions on undisclosed information, said that the White House National Cyber Director's Office is drafting an executive order to establish a project to research and develop network technology in line with the US government's priorities. The project aims to attract private venture capital funding. In a version of the draft executive order, the project is called an “online foundry” and will incubate new businesses. According to people familiar with related plans, the US government is comparing this idea to Israel's approach, which closely integrates military priorities with the focus of domestic cybersecurity startups, venture capital, and academic research. Many well-known cybersecurity companies, such as Wiz, Pioneer Networks, and Check Point Software Technology Co., Ltd., were founded by former members of Israel's cyber intelligence service.