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WALLIX announced a new technology partnership with CYBERNOVA. The partnership involves the integration of CYBERNOVA's Operation Center solution into WALLIX's flagship Bastion solution. Through the new integration, customers will have the option to add new functionality relating to privileged account alert management in addition to leveraging all the existing benefits of WALLIX Bastion.
Exabeam announced Exabeam Fusion XDR and Exabeam Fusion SIEM, two new powerful cloud-delivered security products that efficiently solve threat detection, investigation and response without disrupting an organization's existing technology stack. Exabeam Fusion products integrate behavioural analytics and automation capabilities to deliver outcomes-based approach to security operations.
Entrust introduced the Production Analytics Solution, designed to provide real-time data and actionable insights to optimize card issuance operations. With the complexity of card issuance environments and lack of real-time visibility into production system operations, card issuers have difficulty effectively overcoming efficiency challenges across the production ecosystem.
Amazon Web Services announced Amazon FinSpace, a purpose-built analytics service that reduces the time it takes FSI organizations to find, prepare, and analyze financial data from months to minutes. Amazon FinSpace provides an easy-to-use web application that gives analysts at hedge funds, asset management firms, insurance companies, investment banks, and other FSI organizations access to the information they need and the ability to run powerful analytics on demand across all of their data.
Risk Strategies is to roll out CyberCube's Broking Manager, the cyber risks analytics platform for insurance intermediaries. Founded in 1997, Risk Strategies is a leading specialty insurance broker and risk management consultancy.
Excelero has added public cloud storage support to its flagship NVMesh elastic NVMe software-defined storage solution. Available first for the Microsoft Azure platform, and later for other major public clouds, NVMesh expands public cloud capabilities by addressing the massive gaps experienced by thousands of organizations that face major performance challenges while attempting to transition their demanding IO-intensive workloads to public clouds at a reasonable cost.
Founded in 2012 by former U.S. intelligence community AI and high-volume data processing experts, Koverse is a 16-person, Seattle-based company that delivers scalable, secure, and high-performing solutions to federal and commercial customers. Koverse solves one of the most difficult and time-consuming challenges in developing AI tools: organizing structured and unstructured data from multiple sources based on a user's individual attributes and permissions.
Glassbeam announced it is working closely with Deloitte in a strategic ecosystem relationship to meet the urgent business needs of customers in the healthcare IoT analytics sector. Glassbeam and Deloitte will help healthcare organizations drive higher Return on Assets by deploying Glassbeam's Clinsights solution which delivers improved machine uptime and utilization across an entire fleet of medical equipment.
Intel is among the growing list of companies being sued for allegedly violating American wiretapping laws by running third-party code to track interactions, such as keystrokes, click events, and cursor movements, on its website. The plaintiff, Holly Londers, claims she visited Intel's website approximately a dozen times in the twelve months to January 2021, and during those visits the chip maker "Utilized tracking, recording, and/or 'session replay' software to contemporaneously intercept [her] use and interaction with the website, including mouse clicks and movements," and information that she input, pages visited and viewed, and dates and times of visits.
"There's a data gap in the cyber insurance industry. Specifically, there's a lack of objective cyber risk analysis, which makes it nearly impossible for insurers to accurately predict loss, set premiums, and protect insureds," said Goldman. "Trava exists to bridge that gap. Thanks to our partners at TDF Ventures, High Alpha Capital, and M25, we can accelerate the creation of an integrated cyber insurance company-one that collects, analyzes, and incorporates cyber risk data to provide better coverage for small and medium-sized businesses."