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Managed Security Firm Arctic Wolf Closes $200M Round, Moves HQ From Calif.
by Joseph F. Kovar
‘At our core, the way we go to market is to acknowledge that security has an effectiveness problem. There are lots of new security tools, but the number of security issues continues to grow. We say, it’s not a tool problem, it’s an operations problem,’ says Nick Schneider, Arctic Wolf’s chief revenue officer.
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McAfee Details IPO Plans In New SEC Filing
by Joseph F. Kovar
The cybersecurity company, which was publicly listed until its 2011 acquisition by Intel, hopes to raise up to $814 million via the sale of shares held by the company and by its current shareholders.
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Ping Identity Acquires Blockchain Startup, Plans 2021 Major Personal Identity Push
by Joseph F. Kovar
“With ShoCard, we will introduce blockchain security technology that not only provides personal identity security, but also allows users to add and subtract information to the chain,” says Derick Townsend, vice president of product marketing for Ping Identity.
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Cybersecurity Firm Onapsis Raises $55 Million To ‘Significantly’ Scale
by O’Ryan Johnson
“This funding only builds on our continued strong momentum as we stay hyper-focused on being the standard for mission-critical application security and compliance across cloud, hybrid and on-premises environments,” the company’s CEO and founder Mariano Nunez, CEO and founder of Onapsis said in a statement.
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Salesforce-Backed Tanium Quietly Raising New $200M Round
by Joseph F. Kovar
The new round, on top of the $900 million the company previously raised, likely means that Tanium is the most valuable non-public cybersecurity company in the industry.
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Imperva To Buy jSonar, Adding To Database Security Firepower
by Joseph Tsidulko
The data security vendors see massive potential in merging highly complementary solutions for locking down an ever-expanding landscape of data storage technologies and architectures.
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Security Minute: Partner Success Story – Growing Pipeline In Trying Times
by CRN Staff
Learn how one solution provider credits its partnership with RSA for helping to ensure profitable survival through COVID-19 and beyond.
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Cybersecurity Firm McAfee Files For Second IPO
by O’Ryan Johnson
McAfee’s move paves the way for its return to the stock market, having traded publicly from 1999 to 2011 prior to being acquired by Intel. Its IPO filing detailed the “significant portion” of sales that go through the channel.
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Big Game Hunting: Why Tyler Technologies, Cognizant, Conduent And DXC Technology Were Hit With Ransomware
by O’Ryan Johnson
Ransomware groups have launched attacks on some of the world’s largest solution providers in 2020 thanks to a new approach that puts the dissemination of victim data - rather than merely encrypting stolen files - at the center of everything they do.
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Mimecast CEO: Internal Email, Supply Chain Attacks On Rise
by Michael Novinson
Mimecast CEO Peter Bauer says cyberprotection must extend beyond the email gateway to address what attackers are trying to accomplish both inside and outside the victim organization via impersonation.
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Tyler Technologies Suffers Apparent Ransomware Attack
by O’Ryan Johnson
Plano, Texas-based Tyler provides end-to-end information management solutions to more than 15,000 local government offices in all 50 states, Canada, the Caribbean, and Australia.
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Security Minute: 5 Essential Tools To Manage Remote Workforces
by CRN Staff
Nearly three in four companies plan to permanently shift more employees to remote positions post-COVID-19. Find out the opportunity RSA is offering its partners to help their customers manage the increased security threat.
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Security Minute: Managing Digital Risk Amid Business Disruption
by CRN Staff
Discover how RSA helps solution providers navigate client risks and security needs as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Ex-Symantec CEO Greg Clark To Become New Forescout CEO
by Michael Novinson
A source said that Mike DeCesare’s exit as CEO is part of a broader set of leadership changes at Forescout, which will also include the departure of CRO Steve Redman and global channel chief Jonathan Corini. Corini confirmed to CRN that he’s leaving the company.
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