Claroty rakes in $400m for its Series E
Claroty, a CyberTech solution protecting IoT devices, has secured $400m in its Series E funding round.
Permira to acquire email security firm Mimecast in all-cash $5.8bn deal
Private equity business Permira has entered an agreement to purchase cloud-based email management firm Mimecast for $5.8bn.
Identity verification company Passbase nabs Series A funding
Identity verification infrastructure Passbase has closed its Series A on $10m to support the creation of the first robust policy and workflow manager.
New York launches FinTech development centre
The Federal Reserve Bank of New York has launched an innovation centre aimed at boosting FinTech developments for the central bank community.
Theta Lake, Verint team to reshape risk mitigation tech in hybrid working era
Theta Lake and Verint has partnered to provide financial and trading organisations with extended capabilities to help avoid the legal and reputational consequences of misconduct, data loss and security issues.
Entersekt gets strategic investment from Accel-KKR
Device identity and authentication solution developer Entersekt has received a strategic investment from Accel-KKR.
67% UK adults expect banks to foot the bill of fraud
Two-thirds of UK adults expect their bank to pay the bill in its entirety if they were the victim of fraud, regardless of the amount lost, a report from Akamai Technologies has found.
Grip Security grasps $19m Series A following a whirlwind debut year
SaaS security startup Grip Security has raised $19m from a Series A financing round led by Intel Capital.
How Muinmos became a key global player in financial services client onboarding
Muinmos was founded back in 2012 after Remonda Kirketerp-Møllersaw a big gap in the market for making client onboarding simpler and more efficient in financial services. With a rapidly growing global client base of banks, investment firms and asset managers, the company is emerging as a major player in key global markets.
Why Eventus Systems is a trade surveillance pioneer
The market opportunity for trade surveillance systems is steadily rising. A recent report from The Insight Partners asserted that the market will reach $2.7bn by 2028 – rising from $850m in 2019. Back in 2014, Travis Schwab sensed there would be growing demand for the sector and decided to capitalise on the gap in the market by founding Eventus Systems.