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Dell Close To $2 Billion Deal To Sell RSA Security To STG Partners: Report
by Michael Novinson
Technology-focused private equity firm STG Partners was founded in 2002 and moved into the cybersecurity arena in April 2019 with the purchase of network modeling and risk scoring platform RedSeal.
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IBM Pulls Out Of RSA Conference Due To Coronavirus Outbreak
by Michael Novinson
‘The health of IBMers continues to be our primary concern as we monitor upcoming events and travel relative to Novel Coronavirus,’ IBM says in a statement. ‘As a result, we are cancelling our participation in this year’s RSA conference.’
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Cisco Prepares Acquisition Bid For Cybersecurity Firm FireEye: Report
by Michael Novinson
Cisco and FireEye have engaged in a long period of negotiation and are “closer than ever” in their positions, meaning that a formal purchase offer could be presented in the coming weeks, sources told Okdiario.
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Cybereason: Partners Can See, Stop More Threats With Mock Attacks
by Jennifer Zarate
Endpoint security vendor Cybereason offers simulated cyber attacks to help its partners better protect their customers, who are “under the gun against these attackers and ultimately going to pay the price.”
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Four Chinese Military Members Indicted For 2017 Equifax Data Breach
by Michael Novinson
Four members of China’s People Liberation Army have been accused of hacking into Equifax’s computer networks and stealing sensitive, personally identifiable information of some 150 million American citizens.
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Cybersecurity Startup Axonius Hires Cylance Vet As New Channel Chief
by Dylan Martin
'During my process of speaking with key executives, it was very clear that the channel is a corporate strategy that is important for Axonius and an area where we expect large returns from,' Mark Daggett, Axonius' new channel chief, tells CRN about the growth strategy for the startup's asset management platform.
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Cybereason Preps For The ‘Unthinkable’ With Election Hacking Exercise
by Jennifer Zarate
‘I think what happened in Iowa reminded us of how fragile our trust is in the validity of the election process,’ says Cybereason CISO Israel Barak.
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‘Tweeting Is Broken’: Twitter Down For Some Users
by David Harris
The social media platform was experiencing an outage for some users on Friday.
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Fortinet Expands SD-WAN Vision For 2020 With Product, Partner Perks
by Michael Novinson
Fortinet CEO Ken Xie says the company intends to work more closely in the coming year with service providers around SD-WAN and begin offering some managed SD-WAN services.
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Forescout To Be Bought By Advent International For $1.9 Billion
by Michael Novinson
'In making its determination, the board of directors considered the likely volatility associated with the business model transition ... while managing to quarterly street estimates as a publicly traded company,' says Forescout Chair Theresia Gouw.
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Veteran FireEye President Travis Reese To Exit In Executive Reshuffling
by Michael Novinson
‘Travis and I have shared a brain for 20-something years,’ FireEye CEO Kevin Mandia says. ‘I think I knew his habits better than I knew my wife’s habits. So there’s going to be total continuity in the mission and the things we put forward.’
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Nominet Exec On Why North America ‘Represents A Huge Opportunity’
by Jennifer Zarate
Nominet, a cybersecurity vendor, is expanding its cybersecurity portfolio to North American partners, including a Network Detection and Response (NDR) solution.
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FAA Seeks Input For Remote ID Rule To Enhance Airspace Safety
by Jennifer Zarate
“This is not futuristic technology; it exists today, and this is called our WISDM system. It can be attached to a drone and will send that registration information for the drone owner to officials,” said WhiteFox Strategic Advisor Brett Velicovich at CES 2020.
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