Xendit enters unicorn club following Tiger Global-led Series C
Indonesia payments firm Xendit has reeled in $150m from a Series C funding round and has pushed its valuation over the $1bn mark.
Almost half of on-premises databases worldwide vulnerable to attacks
A five-year study by cybersecurity firm Imperva has found up to 46% on-premises databases globally contain at least one vulnerability that could expose them to attacks.
Has the DOJ’s updated compliance guidance changed the industry a year on?
A recent report by Clausematch has examined what have been the key developments since the US Department of Justice (DOJ) updated its compliance guidance for 2020.
70% of UK businesses was a victim of a successful network breach in 2020
Despite the rising importance of cybersecurity, 70% of UK businesses have been the victim of a successful network security attack over the past year, according to new data commissioned by Barracuda Networks.
REvil ransomware group returns following short period offline
The REvil ransomware gang – also known as Sodinokibi – has fully returned following a period in the darkness since July this year.
LGBTQ+ community being targeted for extortion on dating apps, US FTC warns
The US Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has warned that extortion scammers are targeting the LGBTQ+ community through dating apps such as Feeld and Grindr.
Investing app Peaks collects €5m in funding as it bolsters position in market
Digital investing platform Peaks has reportedly raised €5m in a funding round, which will bolster its presence in the Netherlands and Germany.
InsurTech iCover secures funding to expand footprint, bolster expertise
Missouri-based underwriting platform iCover has raised an undisclosed amount of seed funding from a number of unnamed backers.
X-Margin scores $8m in its Series A
X-Margin, which offers credit scoring and risk monitoring services to financial institutions, has secured $8m in its Series A funding round.
Banks believe London will remain global financial center despite Brexit
A recent Lloyds Bank survey has found that banks believe London will maintain its leading global financial center status despite the regulatory uncertainty posed by Brexit.