Duncan Riley, Author at SiliconANGLE

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API security startup FireTail raises $5M to expand coverage

By Duncan Riley Dec 14, 2022

Application programming interface security startup FireTail Inc. announced today that it has raised $5 million in new funding to expand coverage to multiple code languages, cloud platforms and geographies. The seed round was led…

Security

Royal ransomware group attacks surge with healthcare a prime target

By Duncan Riley Dec 14, 2022

Cybersecurity platform provider Cybereason Inc. today released a new report on the activities of the Royal ransomware group a week after the group was reported to be targeting the healthcare industry in the U.S. After emerging in…

Policy

Apple reportedly preparing to allow third-party app stores to comply with EU law

By Duncan Riley Dec 13, 2022

Apple Inc. is reportedly preparing to allow third-party app stores on iPhones and iPads to comply with a new European Union law that requires it to do so, according to reports today. Pitched as…

Security

New Searchlight Security module automatically collates data from ransomware groups

By Duncan Riley Dec 13, 2022

Dark web intelligence company Searchlight Security Ltd. has today launched Ransomware Search and Insights, a new module that automatically collates data from active ransomware groups. Offered as part of Searchlight’s Cerberus Platform, the new…

Security

Palo Alto Networks teams with Google Cloud to provide secure access to applications

By Duncan Riley Dec 13, 2022

Palo Alto Networks Inc. today announced a new partnership with Google LLC Cloud that combines BeyondCorp Enterprise from Google Cloud and Prisma Access from Palo Alto Networks to provide hybrid users with secure access…

Security

New Palo Alto Networks security products assist with data, analytics and automation

By Duncan Riley Dec 12, 2022

Palo Alto Networks Inc. today announced new and enhanced cybersecurity products that it says will revolutionize the way data, analytics and automation are deployed by security organizations. The first on the list are enhancements…

Security

Uber has been hacked yet again with code and employee data released online

By Duncan Riley Dec 12, 2022

Uber Technologies Inc. has suffered yet another data breach, with a hacker sharing the stolen data on BreachForums, the successor forum for the now-shuttered RaidForums. The unimaginative hacker goes by the name of “UberLeak.”…

Security

Cloudflare offers free zero-trust security protection to nonprofits and public interest groups

By Duncan Riley Dec 12, 2022

Content delivery network provider Cloudflare Inc. today announced that the Cloudflare One suite of zero-trust security tools is available at no cost to at-risk public interest groups, nonprofits, election-related sites and political campaign sites. Groups that…

Security

‘Zombinder’ service allows cybercriminals to easily add malware to legitimate apps

By Duncan Riley Dec 8, 2022

A newly discovered service on the dark web has been found to allow cybercriminals to easily add malware to legitimate apps. Detailed today by researchers at ThreatFabric B.V., “Zombinder” was discovered while researching several cases…

Security

Personal information exposed in breach at employer services company Sequoia

By Duncan Riley Dec 8, 2022

Professional employer organization Sequoia Benefits and Insurance Services LLC has suffered a data breach, with sensitive and personal data related to its customers potentially stolen. First reported today by Wired, the company is said to…

Duncan Riley

API security startup FireTail raises $5M to expand coverage

Royal ransomware group attacks surge with healthcare a prime target

Apple reportedly preparing to allow third-party app stores to comply with EU law

New Searchlight Security module automatically collates data from ransomware groups

New Palo Alto Networks security products assist with data, analytics and automation

Uber has been hacked yet again with code and employee data released online

Cloudflare offers free zero-trust security protection to nonprofits and public interest groups

‘Zombinder’ service allows cybercriminals to easily add malware to legitimate apps

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