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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’. 

Fraudulent crypto apps have swindled users out of almost $43m, claims FBI

An alert by the FBI has warned that bogus cryptocurrency investment apps have swindled at least 244 victims out of close to $43m.

Cybersecurity firm Darktrace launches new AI-powered tool

AI-powered cybersecurity platform Darktrace has launched its PREVENT product, which is an interconnected set of AI products that deliver proactive cybersecurity capability to help organisations preempt future cyberattacks.

Zero trust cybersecurity platform Xage secures more funding this year

Zero trust cybersecurity company Xage has raised additional funding from Chevron Technology Ventures.

CyberTech Bishop Fox scores $75m from Series B

Bishop Fox, an attack surface management firm, has landed $75m from a Series B funding round headed by Carrick Capital Partners.

UK-based CyberTech Melius Cyber raised £350k in funding

UK-based Cybersecurity platform for SMEs Melius Cyber has reportedly raised £350,000 in funding.

UK organisations warn lawyers against advising paying ransoms

The UK’s National Cyber Security Center and the Information Commissioner’s Office have issued a letter to UK lawyers stating they should not advise the paying of ransoms.

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