Palo Alto Networks aims to acquire CyberArk for $25 billion, marking a major shift from its startup-focused M&A approach.

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Researchers tied a cybercrime group tracked as UNC2891 to an attempted Asia-Pacific bank heist, in which remote attackers ...

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The U.K. government on Friday sanctioned three Russian Military Intelligence Service units 29155, 26165 and 74455 in the ...

With $150 million in new Series D funding at a $4.15 billion valuation, Vanta plans to accelerate its AI-powered trust ...

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Palo Alto Networks announced the biggest deal in its 21-year history, bursting into the identity security market with its $25 billion buy of CyberArk. While Palo ...

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The loosely connected band of adolescent cybercriminals tracked as Scattered Spider has joined the VMware hypervisor hacking ...

A malicious actor breached a customer relationship management platform used by Allianz Life Insurance of North America on ...