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SpotNet becomes the authorized Starlink business reseller in Israel

On 1 February 2026 SpotNet was appointed the authorized Starlink business reseller in Israel. In practice it means the hardware, the activation, the billing and the support are handled by a single local party. This is relevant for organisations running sites outside the terrestrial footprint, or maintaining an independent path in case the fiber is cut.

SpotNet already designs, installs and monitors these links as part of the network - bonded through Peplink's SpeedFusion where a session has to survive the switch, behind the firewall and inside the same monitoring, from an Israeli NOC that runs around the clock. What the appointment changes is responsibility for these links. The technology itself stays as it is.

SpotNet becomes a Fortinet Select Partner

SpotNet has been awarded Fortinet Select Partner status - a certification that gives us full access to the Fortinet product line, direct escalation paths into global support and advanced training for our engineers. In practice it means the integration, implementation and support of Fortinet solutions - firewalling, SD-WAN, switching, wireless and endpoint protection - comes from a team the vendor itself has certified.

SpotNet joins the Splunk Partnerverse

Joining the Splunk Partnerverse programme extends what our SOC can do: SIEM integration, security analytics and real-time threat detection on the platform that underpins a large share of the world's security operations. For SpotNet clients it means each alert is taken through analysis, correlation and response.

SpotNet becomes an authorized Peplink partner

The Peplink authorization lets us supply, configure and support the company's full product range in Israel - including SpeedFusion link bonding, InControl 2 cloud management and SD-WAN solutions for branches, vehicles, vessels and remote sites. Combined with our position as authorized Starlink business reseller in Israel, it gives us the tools to build connectivity that keeps working when the terrestrial infrastructure does not.