55 Cyber
Security Deals from Q3
Analysis of cyber security technology and research. A window on the innovation ecosystem.
Wednesday, 1 October 2014
Wednesday, 9 July 2014
Cyber Security Investments and Acquisitions - Q2 2014
- Australia Software Firm Cocoon Data Enters Stock Market With $53m Reverse Takeover
- Diebold to Acquire Secure Payment Company, Cryptera A/S
- Outsourced app developer 10Pearls buys Gemini Security Solutions
- Environmental Technologies Fund invests in MWR InfoSecurity to focus on the smart energy industry
- Cloud security startup Skyhigh raises $40m in funding
- Moving Data From Cloud To Cloud, Zerto Raises $26 Million
- Deutsche Telekom buys security specialist Rola
- CloudFlare acquires enterprise VPN provider CryptoSeal
- Onapsis Inc. raises nearly $10M in funding to expand security solutions for ERP
- Security startup CounterTack takes $5M more to meet demand for attack-detection systems
- Bitcoin Security Startup Raises $12 Million
- Infosys Co-founder Nadathur Acquires Paladion Networks
- Virtru Closes $6 Million in Funding Led by Bessemer Venture Partners
- FireMon's Momentum Drives Majority Investment From Insight Venture Partners
- Security startup SparkCognition comes out of stealth mode
- CloudLock Acquires Innovode Technology
- Security software startup SourceClear raises $1.5 million - GeekWire
- Security Analytics Startup Exabeam Raises $10 Million
- Protectwise raises funds
- Dropbox adds security with MobileSpan acquisition
- Palo Alto Networks To Pay Juniper In Firewall Patent Settlement
- Cloudera acquires big data encryption specialist Gazzang
- Toronto startup Fixmo resolves lawsuit by selling itself to California's Good Technology
- Cryptzone Acquired by Medina Capital
- HackSurfer raises $3.5M so it can protect your cloud better
- Network security startup Observable Networks raises $2.45 million
- F5 Networks buys cloud DDoS specialist Defense.Net
- Israeli cyber security firm Fortscale raises $10m
- Atos to Acquire Bull for $844 Million
- Eyeing BlackBerry customers, Symantec buys secure email app maker NitroDesk | ZDNet
- VASCO to Expand its Authentication Technology Portfolio with Acquisition of Risk IDS - MarketWatch
- Cisco To Acquire ThreatGRID For Malware Analysis, Threat Intelligence
- With Divide Acquisition, Google Wants To Manage Your Mobile Devices
- Proofpoint Acquires Security Pioneer NetCitadel
- Centrify finds its identity with $42m cash injection
- Nemex Resources finalising acquisition of Wavefront Biometric Technologies
- Hadoop security: Hortonworks buys XA Secure - and plans to turn it open source
- CloudFlare Acquires Anti-Malware Firm StopTheHacker | TechCrunch
- Endgame, Inc. Announces Acquisition of Florida-based Onyxware Corporation
- General Electric Beefs-Up Security Commitment With Acquisition Of Wurldtech
- Security Firm CertiVox Bags $8M To Grow Its Secure Alternative To Passwords
- Ex-NSA staffers form new venture Area 1 Security, nab $2.5M to thwart cyber attacks
- Fireeye acquires nPulse
- Inside Secure buys Metaforic
- Cryptzone Acquired by Medina Capital - WSJ.com
- Vulcan capital invests $40m in Scytl eVoting
- Plymouth Ventures invests in Certified Security
- Diebold to Acquire Secure Payment Company, Cryptera A/S
Wednesday, 5 March 2014
Formal Methods - Key to New FireEye R&D Centre
FireEye, an advanced cyber attack prevention specialist, has announced the official opening of a research and development (R&D) centre in Dresden, Germany, for tomorrow. The FireEye European R&D team will conduct advanced mathematical research through techniques known as 'formal methods' to validate the security of the FireEye endpoint technology. The centre will initially host 15 researchers and has partnered with Technische Universität Dresden according to CBR - How One Company is Using Maths to Beat the Hackers.
It's good to see formal methods - the mathematical techniques used to verify safety-critical software - being applied to security in a commercial setting. Malvern-based company D-RISQ are also applying formal methods technology based on many years of research.
It's good to see formal methods - the mathematical techniques used to verify safety-critical software - being applied to security in a commercial setting. Malvern-based company D-RISQ are also applying formal methods technology based on many years of research.
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