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Rootstock Software and Nagarro announced the two companies are entering a partnership to penetrate the cloud ERP market in the United States, Nordics, DACH, and Middle East regions. "Viyom Jain, Global Business Unit Head, CRM & ERP at Nagarro, said,"With Industry 4.0, a cloud strategy with a 360-degree view of customers and business intelligence tools is crucial to the new enterprise.
The new investment will support Accurics' market momentum and help the company continue to develop technology that self-heals cloud native infrastructure by codifying security throughout the development lifecycle. The core security issue with cloud native infrastructure is that it's programmatically built and provisioned using Infrastructure as Code; the manual approaches to security currently in place can't keep pace with the high velocity of change.
IBM has quietly announced a plan to turn one of its security software bundles into a software-as-a-service. About two-thirds of the way down this week's list is a declaration titled: "Statement of direction: IBM plans to launch IBM Cloud Pak for Security software as a service offering."
Cloudflare released Cloudflare One, a comprehensive, cloud-based network-as-a-service solution for your workforce. Cloudflare One uses that same network scale to give businesses multiple on-ramps to the public internet from offices, to data centers, to employees in-the-field, and connects traffic to Cloudflare's comprehensive zero trust solution.
IBM announced it will accelerate its hybrid cloud growth strategy to drive digital transformations for its clients. "IBM will focus on its open hybrid cloud platform and AI capabilities. NewCo will have greater agility to design, run and modernize the infrastructure of the world's most important organizations. Both companies will be on an improved growth trajectory with greater ability to partner and capture new opportunities - creating value for clients and shareholders."
Cyral has received a strategic investment from Silicon Valley CISO Investments, an angel syndicate of more than 50 practicing CISOs that invests in a small number of innovative cybersecurity startups each year. Cyral is only the fifth company to receive an investment from SVCI, which was founded in late 2019, following a rigorous due diligence process that included multiple presentations to SVCI members and insight into the company's growth plans.
In its report, "The Future Enterprise: The Next Normal Priorities Driving Technology Investments," IDC found that largely due to cloud and remote work support, actual market performance, especially in the US, has been stronger than survey and market indicators had previously predicted. A stronger PC volume and focus on security were strengthened thanks to stabilized cloud and digital services driven by service-provider investments.
Cloud security company Accurics says it has raised $20 million across seed and Series A funding rounds in the past six months. Accurics plans on using the investment to support its market momentum and continue improving its technology.
Adobe is suffering a 'major' outage that prevents users from logging in to Creative Cloud or accessing their subscribed applications or stored data. Since approximately 9:30 a.m EST, Adobe Creative Cloud users have reported difficulty logging into the service or accessing saved images and data.
Now according to the latest research, two security flaws in Microsoft's Azure App Services could have enabled a bad actor to carry out server-side request forgery attacks or execute arbitrary code and take over the administration server. Azure App Service is a cloud computing-based platform that's used as a hosting web service for building web apps and mobile backends.