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Huntress extends channel push into Africa
Huntress has expanded its distribution relationship with QBS into Africa, starting in South Africa and selected sub-Saharan markets through local resellers and managed service providers.
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Apricorn drive gains FIPS 140-3 validation
NIST has validated Apricorn’s Aegis Secure Key 3.0 at FIPS 140-3 Level 3, moving the encrypted USB device onto the latest federal cryptographic standard.
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Keepit says recurring revenue passes $100m
Danish SaaS backup provider Keepit says annual recurring revenue has passed $100 million as it pushes immutable backup infrastructure into enterprise AI-data governance.
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Kiteworks buys Bonfy.AI for runtime controls
Kiteworks has acquired Bonfy.AI to add inline classification and policy enforcement across enterprise data exchanges involving people, applications, and autonomous AI agents.
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European cyber attacks rise fastest in August
Check Point recorded a 22% annual rise in global weekly attacks during August, while ransomware disclosures accelerated and enterprise GenAI use continued to expose sensitive data.
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PaperCut replaces emergency patches after attacks
PaperCut has replaced three emergency security patches with fully tested maintenance releases while continuing to investigate active exploitation and confirmed customer incidents.
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SecureSky buys London data-security startup Soveren
SecureSky has acquired London-based Soveren, adding data discovery and classification technology to a platform that already spans exposure management and managed detection.
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UK memory-safe chip maker raises £5m
Sheffield-based SCI Semiconductor has raised £5 million to increase production of chips built around hardware-enforced memory safety, as secure-by-design requirements gain commercial weight.
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NATS outage faces independent resilience review
Britain’s aviation regulator will review the resilience of NATS after a technical system failure disrupted thousands of flights, with cyberattack ruled out.
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Denmark joins Nordic secure communications framework
Denmark has joined a Nordic defence procurement framework for high-frequency communications designed to operate independently of satellite and navigation infrastructure.