From Point Solutions to Platforms: What the Latest Security M&A Wave Tells Us
For years, the cybersecurity playbook was simple: spot a gap, launch a venture-backed startup, and build a hyper-specialized point solution.
For years, the cybersecurity playbook was simple: spot a gap, launch a venture-backed startup, and build a hyper-specialized point solution.
Given the well-publicised recent hack of Danfoss refrigeration in France, I wondered whether there were any of the exposed devices
Target: Manchester Airports Group (Manchester, London Stansted, East Midlands) Date: August 2026 Threat Actor: FulcrumSec Attack Vector: Exposed API Credentials
When foundation model invoices land, most teams face a massive bill with zero attribution. Shared API keys create financial blindspots,
Target: Microsoft Date: January 2024 Threat Actor: Storm-0558 / Midnight Blizzard (Russian SVR) Attack Vector: Stolen Signing Key & Non-Human
Target: SolarWinds (and ~18,000 downstream customers) Date: December 2020 Threat Actor: APT29 / Cosy Bear / Nobelium (Russian SVR) Attack
Target: MGM Resorts International Date: September 2023 Threat Actor: Scattered Spider / ALPHV Attack Vector: Voice Phishing (Vishing) & MFA
For over two decades, the SIEM (Security Information and Event Management) system has served as the heart of the SOC
If there’s one thing my years in operational IT taught me, it’s that when security gets in the way of
We’ve spent years trusting the browser padlock to keep our web traffic safe, but enterprise firewalls relied on a quiet