Latest posts
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Cybersecurity acquisition: Proofpoint buys Varonis for $6.3bn
Proofpoint is buying Varonis for $6.3bn, the largest cybersecurity acquisition of an AI-driven wave. We explain the logic, the terms and the caveats.
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Zero-day vulnerabilities: 98 found at Pwn2Own Ireland
Pwn2Own Ireland paid out $1.26m for 98 zero-day vulnerabilities, with AI infrastructure and coding agents now on the target list. We examine the trust-boundary failures behind them.
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Healthcare cybersecurity: Proofpoint’s care findings
Proofpoint and Ponemon’s healthcare cybersecurity survey finds rising attacks and care disruption. We weigh its self-reported harms against peer-reviewed evidence.
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AI-led cybersecurity: AAA Technologies pivots
AAA Technologies is repositioning as an AI-led cybersecurity company with four new services and a 100-to-1,000 workforce target. We look at the pivot, the DPDP deadline and the cost data behind it.
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Vulnerability discovery: TrendAI’s agentic AI bet
TrendAI has launched an agentic vulnerability discovery service that scans customer source code. We look at the mechanism, the ZDI pipeline and the benchmark claim behind it.
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Threat intelligence: Cyble’s MoU with Kerala Police
Cyble and Kerala Police have signed a three-year threat intelligence MoU to support Cyberdome. We look at the public-private model and what the release leaves unsaid.
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Cyber resilience: NISM and IFSCA certify GIFT IFSC
NISM and IFSCA have launched Basic and Advanced cyber resilience certifications for GIFT IFSC. We look at the courses and the regulator’s tightening cyber regime.
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Identity security: Saviynt’s new APJ application lead
Saviynt has named Clinton Mottram to lead application identity security for APJ. We look at why the discipline is growing as AI agents multiply — and what the appointment does and doesn’t show.
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DDoS scrubbing: Malaysia’s new in-country defence
Zetvest has become Nexusguard’s authorised MSSP for Malaysia, rolling out a national DDoS scrubbing centre. We look at why in-country mitigation is a sovereignty play — and what 200Gbps can and cannot do.
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AI agent security: Cequence takes on Meta’s Muse bots
Meta’s Muse is a customer and a bot at once. We look at the AI agent security problem behind Cequence’s new Agent Trust — and why identity alone is no longer enough.