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Cyble Threat Intelligence Meets the UAE: What the MOU Actually Says
An MOU, not a contract — signed into a Council partnership programme that already includes Palo Alto, Siemens and EDGE. What the release omits about money, data residency and incumbents.
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Cloudflare AI Crawler Controls Go Live: Search Stays, Training Can Be Refused
Cloudflare’s deadline to the AI industry arrived: keep search, refuse training. But the controls bind only 8.5% of the top web, and the referee sells the tollbooth.
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Revolut Hackers Demand 10,000 Bitcoin: Inside the Government-Email Scam That Exposed 680 Customer Dossiers
Revolut handed 680 customers’ passports, selfies, and full Bitcoin histories to criminals who emailed it from a genuine government domain — then demanded 10,000 BTC. The verified timeline, the EDR fraud epidemic behind it, and why the ransom amount is theater.
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Cyble Cybersecurity US Expansion: What the Steve Ingram Hire Reveals About a Market in Consolidation
Cyble’s appointment of Big Four cyber veteran Steve Ingram as EVP for the US looks like a credibility hire. But the threat intelligence market has already consolidated around Recorded Future, ZeroFox, and CrowdStrike—and Cyble is not among Gartner’s Leaders.
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Proofpoint AI Investigations Reach Microsoft 365, but Microsoft Already Has Its Own Answer
Proofpoint’s latest announcement extends its investigation platform to Microsoft 365 and AI interactions, but the timing reveals a company under financial pressure—and Microsoft’s own AI governance stack already covers much of the same ground.
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DCB Bank WrkTalk Deployment: Real Quantum Leap or On-Prem Repackaging?
DCB Bank says it is the first Indian bank to deploy WrkTalk enterprise-wide on its own infrastructure, with post-quantum cryptography. The framing is timely, but several claims deserve a closer look.
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PayU Fraud Liability Protect: An Established Global Category, Now Bundled for Indian Merchants
PayU’s Fraud Liability Protect bundles AI risk scoring, risk-based authentication, and chargeback liability coverage for Indian merchants. But “eligible” chargebacks is undefined, pricing is absent, and Signifyd and Forter have run this model for years.
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eScan Enterprise DLP: The Right Problem, an Unnamed Bank, and a Crowded Field
eScan’s investment bank case study addresses the right problem — AI data leakage in finance — with an unnamed customer and a crowded competitive field. What CISOs should ask.
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Hexnode Synapse Agentic IT: Orchestration From a Bootstrapped UEM Underdog
Hexnode Synapse is a compelling agentic IT orchestration vision from a bootstrapped company. But invite-only trial, no pricing, no named customers, and competitors already shipping make it a promise, not a product.
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Eventus Security and the AI SOC Conversation: What the Press Release Does Not Say
Eventus Security’s CyBe AI Summit presentation describes a real problem — alert fatigue — but announces nothing new and quantifies nothing. Here is what buyers should ask.