The Israeli Startup That Just Inked the Largest Cybersecurity Deal Ever
A group of former Israeli military officers stand to make billions from Google’s $32 billion purchase of their startup.
Google's splashy cybersecurity deal is a dud with investors. They're more focused on the economy.
Alphabet's stock price fell even after Google's $32 billion acquisition deal of Wiz. It's now down 16% this year.
Resecurity Partners With Union of Arab Banks to Strengthen Cybersecurity and Fraud Prevention Across the Arab Financial Sector
Resecurity, a Los Angeles-headquartered cybersecurity company protecting Fortune 500 companies and government agencies ...
Cybersecurity agency's top recruits decimated by DOGE cuts
Among the CISA cuts were top recruits tasked with protecting the nation's critical infrastructure from foreign and domestic ...
Risky Business: The Cybersecurity Poverty Trap
It goes without saying that cybersecurity is a strategic priority for business leaders. Cyber threats are a persistent ...
Ticker: Sarepta reports death in drug trial; Google makes $32B cybersecurity deal
Cambridge-based Sarepta Therapeutics said Tuesday that a patient died while taking its closely watched gene therapy for ...
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Why human vulnerability is cybersecurity's most significant and costliest weakness
Understanding how social engineering can cripple an organization is a critical driver for implementing solid policy and ...
SpaceX cybersecurity engineer tapped for Fannie Mae board amid shakeup
Mortgage giant Fannie Mae has added Christopher Stanley, a cybersecurity engineer at SpaceX and social media platform X — who ...