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Cover-More Group leverages Dubber’s call recording technology for auditing

Australia-based Cover-More Group, which offers global travel insurance assistance, has leveraged Dubber’s call recording technology for auditing, compliance and legal purposes.

What is the value of outsourcing regulatory reporting?

When it comes to key areas of the business, the regulatory reporting side may be one of if not the most key for long term operational sustainability.

RegTech startup Ascent teams up with real-time analytics platform Onspring

AI-powered compliance company Ascent has teamed up with Onspring, a cloud-based business automation and real-time analytics platform.

Russia imposes $358m fine on Google for information restriction failures

A Moscow court has slapped a $358m fine on Google for a failure to restrict access to information prohibited in the country.

Push Security scores $4m in seed raise

Push Security, a UK-based provider of technology enabling secure SaaS adoption and usage, has bagged $4m from a seed funding round headed by Decibel.

Huntress acquires CyberTech startup Curricula for $22m

Huntress, a managing detection and response platform provider, will pay $22m to acquire security awareness training startup Curricula.  

HiddenLayer emerges from stealth with $6m and flagship product launch

HiddenLayer has launched its flagship product, which is a security platform built to detect and prevent cyberattacks that target machine-learning-powered systems, following a stealth period.

CISA set to open UK-based office to foster global cooperation

The US Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) has revealed it is set to open an office in the UK to ‘boost international cooperation and collaboration’. 

How perpetual KYC helps the fight for compliance

Managing risk through a customer’s lifecycle and solving compliance channels is becoming ever more important as more of the world moves into digital.

Just 15% of financial firms monitor WhatsApp. despite rising fines for communication monitoring failings

Just 15% of financial firms are monitoring WhatsApp at all, despite rising levels of fines for communication monitoring failings, according to a report from SteelEye.

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