Duncan Riley

Duncan Riley is a senior writer at SiliconANGLE covering Startups, Bitcoin, and the Internet of Things.

Duncan is a co-founder of VC funded media company B5Media and founder of news site The Inquisitr, and was a senior writer at TechCrunch in its earlier days.

Tips? Press releases? Intersting startup? email: duncan@nichenet.com.au or contact Duncan on Twitter @duncanriley

Latest from Duncan Riley

‘Causal AI’ company Causely raises $8.8M to automate IT operations

AI By DUNCAN RILEY3 YEARS AGO

Startup Causely Inc. today announced that it has raised $8.8 million in seed funding to build its “causal artificial intelligence” platform and launch an initial service for applications running in Kubernetes environments. Founded in 2022, Causely offers a platform that automates end-to-end detection, …

Cybersecurity insurer Corvus implements AI enhancements for streamlined underwriting

SECURITY By DUNCAN RILEY3 YEARS AGO

Cybersecurity insurance underwriter Corvus Insurance Holdings Inc. today said it has added generative artificial intelligence enhancements to its underwriting platform to improve quoting speed and efficiency. The AI enhancements have been integrated into Corvus’s proprietary Risk Navigator platform to provide a more streamlined and …

BlackBerry shares surge on strong earnings and revenue

SECURITY By DUNCAN RILEY3 YEARS AGO

Shares in BlackBerry Ltd. surged in late trading today after the Canadian software company smashed earnings and revenue estimates in its most recent quarter. For its fiscal first quarter that ended May 31, BlackBerry reported earnings before costs such as stock compensation …

Zimperium report finds a 187% increase in fully exploited mobile devices

SECURITY By DUNCAN RILEY3 YEARS AGO

A new report from mobile security platform provider Zimperium Inc. finds increasing vulnerabilities in the mobile landscape and an expanding attack surface created by the rapid adoption of mobile devices and apps. The company’s Global Mobile Threat Report 2023 digs into the growing …

New report highlights security vulnerabilities in open-source AI projects

SECURITY By DUNCAN RILEY3 YEARS AGO

Generative artificial intelligence, through generative pre-trained transformers and large language models, have surged in popularity, but often lacking in the broader discussion around the sector are the security implications it brings to the table. A new report from software supply chain security …

‘Anatsa’ malware targets banking users in US, UK and Central Europe

SECURITY By DUNCAN RILEY3 YEARS AGO

A mobile malware campaign targeting banking apps has been observed targeting users in the U.S., the U.K. and Central Europe. Dubbed “Anatsa” by researchers at ThreatFabric B.V., the banking Trojan is distributed through malicious apps in the Google Play Store and is …

Data stolen in hack of spyware provider LetMeSpy

SECURITY By DUNCAN RILEY3 YEARS AGO

LetMeSpy, a provider of spyware for mobile devices, has been hacked, resulting in the theft of data from users and the victims they spied on. The service, as the name suggests, is “stalkerware,” a form of software that can be used to …

Detectify launches new integrations platform to enhance security operations

SECURITY By DUNCAN RILEY3 YEARS AGO

External Attack Surface Management startup Detectify AB today announced a new integrations platform aimed at empowering and enhancing flexibility for security teams. The new platform opens Detectify to fast and simple integrations, allowing teams to leverage highly accurate data from its hacker-powered EASM …

Cequence Security integrates AI automation for rapid API security testing

SECURITY By DUNCAN RILEY3 YEARS AGO

Application programming interface security startup Cequence Security Inc. today announced new updates to its Unified API Protection Platform designed to strengthen customers’ ability to discover, manage risk and protect application programming interfaces. The release introduces enhancements that bolster the platform’s ability to safeguard APIs for …

CardinalOps report finds broken rules in SIEM systems increase cyberattack risks

SECURITY By DUNCAN RILEY3 YEARS AGO

A new report out today from artificial intelligence-powered security engineering startup CardinalOps Ltd. reveals some disturbing insights into the state of security information and event management detection risk. The CoadinalOps third annual report on the state of SIEM detection risk analyzed real-world data from major …

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Duncan Riley

Latest from Duncan Riley

‘Causal AI’ company Causely raises $8.8M to automate IT operations

Cybersecurity insurer Corvus implements AI enhancements for streamlined underwriting

BlackBerry shares surge on strong earnings and revenue

New report highlights security vulnerabilities in open-source AI projects

‘Anatsa’ malware targets banking users in US, UK and Central Europe

Data stolen in hack of spyware provider LetMeSpy

Detectify launches new integrations platform to enhance security operations

Cequence Security integrates AI automation for rapid API security testing

CardinalOps report finds broken rules in SIEM systems increase cyberattack risks

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