Tink integrates with Nordea’s Nordic app to deliver personalised financial overviews for customers
Open banking startup Tink has integrated its software into Nordea’s mobile banking app to deliver a personalised financial overview for the bank’s customers in Sweden, Norway, Finland and Denmark.
Arpio is one of the six startups to receive funding from NC IDEA
Cybersecurity company Arpio is one of the six startups to receive funding from NC IDEA, a private foundation supporting North Carolinian companies.
Expel closes Series D as it prepares for international expansion
Expel, a security operations centre (SOC) service, has secured $50m in its Series D round, as it looks to expand internationally.
Envelop Risk closes Series A financing round led by Alpha Intelligence Capital
On the back of raising $6m in a new funding round, Envelop Risk will grow its cyber and speciality (re)insurance business propelled by proprietary machine-learning and data-driven underwriting.
Diebold Nixdorf suffers ransomware attack
Diebold Nixdorf, a provider of ATMs and payment technology to banks and retailers, said it has successfully fought off a ransomware attack.
Mastercard and Enel X team up to launch cybersecurity and FinTech innovation lab in...
Israel is already a leader of cybersecurity, but it is now getting an extra power-boost through a collaboration between Mastercard and Enel X, the energy company.
Cybercrime preventing startup Deep Labs picks up $16m in new funding round
Mastercard partner Deep Labs has bagged $16m to boost the development of its transaction authentication and authorisation technology.
802 Secure unveils new solution to protect remote workers
The coronavirus has increased the need for cybersecurity solutions for people working from home and 802 Secure has just unveiled such a tool to meet this demand.
IDnow “pleased to support” the European Telecommunications Standards Institute
Identity verification company IDnow has been named as one of the key players that will help create European standards for identity verification.
FCA confirms measures to help insurance customers suffering financial difficulties because of coronavirus
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has confirmed a smattering of temporary measures to help customers who hold insurance and premium finance products and who may be in financial difficulty because of COVID-19.
