Malam Team

Malam Team is Malam-team Ltd. (מלם תים), an information technology company founded in 1952 and headquartered in Petah Tikva. The company sits under Malam-Team Holdings Ltd. and uses the website http://www.malamteam.com. The structured baseline does not provide a founder name, public-listing status, headcount, or CEO name, so those details are omitted here. Our analytics snapshot shows 433 active jobs in Israel and 433 active jobs total, which indicates the current hiring footprint is entirely Israel-based. The most concrete recent corporate move is a cybersecurity acquisition push: Malam Team bought Foretech Software in a multi-million-shekel deal, and it also agreed to buy the QPoint Group from HUB Cyber Security for approximately US $8.7 million [1].

• August 2026: HUB Cyber Security Ltd. entered into an agreement to sell the QPoint Group to the Malam Team Group for approximately US $8.7 million; the filing said the proceeds would be used to address creditor obligations.
• August 2026: The same HUB Cyber Security disclosure described the buyer as the Malam Team Group and set the transaction value at approximately US $8.7 million.
• August 2026: CTech reported that Malam Team bought Foretech Software in a multi-million-shekel cybersecurity push [1].
• August 2026: The Foretech transaction was framed as part of a cybersecurity push, but the article excerpt available here does not disclose the purchase price or integration terms, so only the acquisition itself is anchored [1].

Malam Team currently has 433 active jobs in Israel and 433 active jobs total. That makes the current opening set entirely Israel-heavy in the data available to us. The largest role bucket is “other” with 248 active roles, followed by engineering with 67, support with 42, security with 27, and data with 18. That mix suggests a broad services organization with meaningful technical demand, but not one concentrated only in engineering or security hiring.

I cannot infer acceleration or deceleration from a single snapshot. What can be stated concretely is that the open-role portfolio is broad, the security bucket is visible but not dominant, and Israel is the only geography represented in the analytics feed. The recent acquisition activity in cybersecurity [1] is directionally consistent with the presence of security hiring, but the analytics alone do not prove a hiring change over time.

No public sources discuss the company's organizational culture at this time.

• August 2026: HUB Cyber Security disclosed the sale of the QPoint Group to the Malam Team Group for approximately US $8.7 million and said the proceeds were intended to address creditor obligations.

The clearest demand signal in the news is cybersecurity. Malam Team’s recent acquisition of Foretech Software was described as a cybersecurity push, and its agreement to buy the QPoint Group from HUB Cyber Security for approximately US $8.7 million further places the company on the buyer side of cyber assets [1]. Those transactions indicate active M&A in security-adjacent capabilities rather than a pure organic-growth story.

The only named external company in the recent news besides Malam Team and its subsidiaries is HUB Cyber Security. No customer wins, customer losses, or competitive share changes are stated in the available items. The news does not support a claim that Malam Team has gained or lost market share. The sector-wide pressure visible in the sources is a continued cybersecurity investment cycle, with asset sales and acquisitions occurring around it [1].

1. Malam Team buys Foretech Software in multi-million-shekel cybersecurity push - calcalistech.com — CTech (English), 2026-08-31
2. HUB Cyber Security Ltd. Enters into Agreement to Sell the QPoint Group for Approximately US $8.7 Million to the Malam Team Group — Globenewswire (Israel tag), 2026-08-04