CyberTech Secfix eyes Europe growth after $3.8m seed
Secfix, which helps SMEs in Europe automate security compliance, has raised $3.8m for its seed round as it seeks European expansion.
The next revolution: could Gen AI bring RegTech into a new age?
The rise of AI has been an ongoing and slow-burning process for a number of years now. While the technology is disruptive by nature, the recent introduction of ChatGPT by OpenAI has taken the world by storm.
Mansfield Building Society picks Protecht to automate risk and compliance
Risk and resilience software firm Protecht has been tapped by Mansfield Building Society to digitalise and automate its risk, compliance and operational resilience processes.
Barclays unveils policy to end oil sands companies financing
Barclays has announced a new policy that will substantially limit its financing activities for a range of emissions-intensive energy sectors.
Dubai International Financial Centre taps Napier for client screening
Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC), a leading global financial centre in the MEASA region, has tapped Napier to upgrade its screening services.
CyberTech firm trackd lands $3.35m in seed funding
trackd, a cybersecurity firm that claims it takes the fear out of vulnerability remediation, is emerging from a period of stealth with $3.35m in seed funding.
ESG platform Novata raises $30m in Series B
Novata, a platform and public benefit corporation that provides private markets with an ESG solution, has scored $30m in a Series B raise.
RegTech startup WCKD RZR launches new Data Now solution
WCKD RZR, a data enablement startup, has launched a new AI-powered software solution that offers see, search and use capabilities for multinational organisations.
Why NLP needs human-in-the-loop
While natural language processing (NLP) solutions are helping financial services extract valuable insights from unstructured data, Aveni warns there is the need for human-in-the-loop (HITL).
US national cyber strategy calls for ‘hack-back’ approach with adversaries
The US government is set to approve a ‘hack-back’ approach to dealing with foreign adversaries, Security Week has revealed.