Tom Alexandrovich, an executive director in the Israeli Cyber Directorate, was arrested in Nevada for luring a child with a computer for sex. His arrest occurred during a multi-agency operation that netted eight individuals involved in child sex crimes. Alexandrovich attended the Black Hat Briefings in Las Vegas before his arrest, where he posted details on his LinkedIn profile, later deleted. The Israeli government denied his arrest, stating he was only questioned by U.S. authorities during his work-related trip, and was not detained.
Tom Alexandrovich, a top cybersecurity official for the Israeli government, was arrested in Nevada for allegations related to luring a child with a computer for a sex act.
The multi-agency operation, which targeted child sex predators, resulted in the arrest of eight individuals within a two-week period.
Alexandrovich attended the Black Hat Briefings in Las Vegas, an annual event for cybersecurity professionals, prior to the public revelation of his arrest.
The Israeli Prime Minister's office claimed the individual questioned was not arrested, but merely detained for questioning during professional travel to the U.S.
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