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Cybersecurity startup "hooks" $5 million seed round from regional investor

Cybersecurity startup "hooks" $5 million seed round from regional investor

Zachary Eikenberry has noticed a shift in how companies are thinking about cybersecurity training recently. Before, it was considered more of a “vitamin” boost. But now, Eikenberry said enterprises are viewing it as a necessary painkiller. “The cybersecurity buyer is recognizing that no matter how many technology tools are used

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Leading Anti-Phishing Startup IRONSCALES Raises Series B to Expand In Americas, Double in Atlanta

IRONSCALES, an automated anti-email phishing startup, has announced the close of a $15 million Series B funding round, led by returning investor K1 Investment Management. The Atlanta and Israel-based company will utilize the funds to specifically scale its operations and client base in North America. This brings IRONSCALES’

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Want To Do Business With the Fortune 500? Get Your Security In Order In Four Steps

Two major trends have come to the forefront of digital security over the last decade. One, companies have become increasingly reliant on third parties (like SaaS startups) to do business, and two, security breaches are increasingly impacting large corporations. Alarmingly, studies report that over half of all security breaches (59

IBM's Atlanta Team Designs Mobile Cybersecurity Training Simulator In An 18-Wheeler

IBM's Atlanta Team Designs Mobile Cybersecurity Training Simulator In An 18-Wheeler

"You can bring in a group of corporate executives or security team and basically run them through what their worst day at work is going to feel like." That's how Caleb Barlow, Vice President of Threat Intelligence at IBM Security, describes IBM's X-Force

Concerned About Your Company's Cyber Risk? Curricula Teaches Your Employees To Be Watchguards

Concerned About Your Company's Cyber Risk? Curricula Teaches Your Employees To Be Watchguards

All it takes to invite a cyber attack is for one unsuspecting employee to accidentally click on a phishing email — endangering your data and your customers. According to the IBM Cyber Security Intelligence Index, 95 percent of cybersecurity incidents occur because of human error and 9 out of 10 U.