Crypto protocol security firm Chaos Labs nets $20m
Chaos Labs, an automated economic security system for crypto protocols, has raised $20m in a seed funding round.
Stripe launches Enhanced Issuer Network to combat fraud
FinTech giant Stripe has launched Enhanced Issuer Network, a set of partnerships with major US card issuers, with the aim of reducing fraud.
GRC firm Scrut Automation scores $7.5m funding
Scrut Automation, a governance, risk and compliance automation platform, has netted $7.5m in a new round of funding.
Email-focused CyberTech Sublime raises $9.8m
Sublime, which claims to be the first open email security platform that lets anyone write, run and share rules to detect and block email-originated threats, has raised $9.8m.
Lyra taps Napier for AML transaction monitoring offering
Napier, a financial crime compliance specialist, has partnered with Lyra to provide the latter advanced transaction monitoring and hosting.
Singapore and India unveil real-time payments linkage
Singapore and India have officially launched the linkage between the former’s PayNow solution and the latter’s Unified Payments Interface.
Could there be a foreign cyber threat impacting the 2024 US election?
State election and cybersecurity experts have warned that Russia and other foreign adversaries could pose a significant threat ahead of the 2024 elections.
Here are 5 priorities of CROs you must know
As regulatory pressures continue to mount, what are the biggest priorities? Aveni, a UK-based RegTech platform, has outlined the top five things financial services CROs are currently prioritising.
SFC unveils consultation on visual asset trading platform regulation
The Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) of Hong Kong has launched a consultation on the proposed requirements for operators of virtual asset trading platforms.
Republicans ask Congress to block ESG rule
A group of 27 Republican state Attorneys General have reportedly published a letter to Congressional leaders aimed at blocking the implementation of an ESG investing rule.












