Why the coronavirus cybersecurity boom won’t last
Cybersecurity companies may have benefited from the shift to remote working caused by Covid-19, but the growth of the market could be about to slow down as businesses tighten their IT budgets.
Symphonic’s founder says watching the door is no longer enough when it comes to...
Symphonic Software has gone from being a cybersecurity research project to offering a contextualised data user experience to massive banks and governments around the world.
Only 14 out of 21 digital banking applications approved by MAS
The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) has rejected eight out of the 21 digital banking applications submitted by the beginning of the year, but more are heading for the chopping block.
Visa is launching an AI-powered solution to fight the risk of fraud facing financial...
As billions of data records have been stolen through the years, payment giant Visa has announced a new tool in the fight against fraud.
Many forced to work remotely lack cybersecurity training to do so safely
The coronavirus forced many to work remotely for the first time in their careers, but few had any cybersecurity training to rely on to keep themselves safe, according to new research.
CounterCraft raises $5m to accelerate its growth across the US
Cybersecurity startup CounterCraft has bagged $5m in a new round led by Adara Ventures.
Half of security professionals say their organisations had no Covid-19 contingency plans
New research suggests that security companies were unprepared for events like the coronavirus.
Uptycs secures $30m in Series B to fuel the development of the next generation...
Security analytics startup Uptycs has raised $30m in a Series B round led by Sapphire Ventures with participation of Comcast Ventures and ForgePoint Capital.
The Haven Group has secured €5.7m in new investment to fuel growth across Europe
Cybersecurity investor C5 Capital has added €5.7m to the Haven Cyber Technologies Group's war chest in a new investment aimed to drive further expansion of the company.
Mobile app flaws could leave half of mobile banks at risk of fraud
Over half of bank mobile apps could leave companies and their clients exposed to fraud, according to a new report.
