industry-first data risk intelligence NVISIONx closes seed
NVISIONx, which claims to be one an industry-first data risk intelligence platform, has raised $4.6m in seed funding.
Why ironclad security is vital for any financial super app
In an age where the proliferation of financial mobile applications in increasing on a huge scale, the rise of financial ‘super apps’ may seem the logical conclusion of such a rise.
CyberTech firm AaDya Security raises $3.1m
Detroit-based software security platform AaDya Security has raised $3.1m in funding to expand its team.
With the capital, AaDya Security plans to hire more staff for its...
ESMA issues consultation on MIFID II suitability guidelines
The European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) has issued a consultation on aspects of suitability requirements under the Markets in Financial Instruments Directive (MiFID II).
Global digital identity revenue to exceed $53bn by 2026
Revenue for digital identity marketplace vendors is expected to exceed $53bn by 2026, doubling from the $26bn value in 2021, research from Juniper Research claims.
HackerOne snares $49m in Series E financing raise
Hacker-directed bug bounty platform HackerOne secured $49m from a Series E funding round headed by GP Bullhound.
Cybersecurity firm Portnox snaps up $22m Series A
Endpoint security solution provider Portnox has bagged $22m from a Series A round of growth financing.
Cybersecurity training service ThriveDX scores strategic funding
Cybersecurity training platform ThriveDX has received a total of $100m in strategic investments from Prytek Holdings.
Buy Now, Pay Later providers bite back to debt critics
Buy Now, Pay Later (BNPL) services are becoming synonymous with debt. These services have come under fire for misleading consumers and putting vulnerable users at risk. Regulatory crackdown has loomed on the horizon for some time now, but what do BNPL companies have to say for themselves in the meantime?
US unveils federal zero trust strategy to solidify cybersecurity standards
The White House has released its federal zero trust strategy, which will require agencies to meet certain cybersecurity standards and objectives by the end of fiscal 2024.