Cybersecurity startup SecurityGate.io closes Series A
Cybersecurity startup SecurityGate.io has closed its Series A funding round, with Houston Ventures leading the investment.
Symphonic’s founder says watching the door is no longer enough when it comes to...
Symphonic Software has gone from being a cybersecurity research project to offering a contextualised data user experience to massive banks and governments around the world.
Wirecard’s former CEO Markus Braun has been arrested as BaFin faces criticism for its...
Having resigned on Friday as Wirecard's CEO, Markus Braun has now been arrested on charges of inflating the company's balance sheet.
Only 14 out of 21 digital banking applications approved by MAS
The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) has rejected eight out of the 21 digital banking applications submitted by the beginning of the year, but more are heading for the chopping block.
MAS boss warns against countries closing themselves off in the Covid-19 aftermath
As the Covid-19 pandemic risks intensifying the move away from globalisation and towards isolationism, the managing director of the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) urged for more connectivity, not less.
Speechmatics teams up with Daisee to improve transcriptions
Speech recognition technology developer Speechmatics has teamed up with speech analytics software Daisee.
Peter Thiel’s Palantir said to raise $500m as it gears up for going public
Palantir Technologies, which was created by PayPal co-founder Peter Thiel, has reportedly raised $500m in a new funding round, as it looks at the possibility of going public.
Visa is launching an AI-powered solution to fight the risk of fraud facing financial...
As billions of data records have been stolen through the years, payment giant Visa has announced a new tool in the fight against fraud.
Jack Ma’s Ant Financial Services is changing its name in an apparent bid to...
Chinese regulators have given Ant Financial Services permission to change its name to Ant Technology Group, according to the Wall Street Journal.
Many forced to work remotely lack cybersecurity training to do so safely
The coronavirus forced many to work remotely for the first time in their careers, but few had any cybersecurity training to rely on to keep themselves safe, according to new research.
