The round was led by Elephant, with participation from existing investor ISAI.
The company intends to use the funds to scale its global sales, marketing, delivery and R&D teams.
Led by Fabien Grenier, co-founder and CEO, DataDome is a global provider of AI-powered real-time bot protection for websites, mobile apps & APIs. The company provides DevSecOps professionals with a full SaaS platform, combined with enterprise-level professional services and dedicated bot Security Operations Centers (SOCs). It integrates with any web infrastructure, and a prospect under attack can be protected in less than an hour. DataDome can also be activated at the edge via platforms such as AWS, Fastly, Cloudflare and Salesforce Commerce Cloud.
A new study examines the tools and technologies driving investment and activities for security operations centers.
The complexity in managing security operations centers (SOCs) has spiked, survey data shows.
In its Second Annual Study on the Economics of Security Operations Centers, the Ponemon Institute found 81% of companies considered managing a SOC to be highly complex.
The survey of 682 SOC managers, security analysts, general security practitioners, IT managers, and directors who have a SOC in their organizations also revealed:
The ROI of SOC investments is decreasing. More than half (51%) of respondents say the ROI of the SOC is getting worse, compared to 44% in 2019.
Three-Quarters of CISOs Predict Another SolarWinds-Style Attack
Phil Muncaster UK / EMEA News Reporter , Infosecurity Magazine
Some 84% of global organizations have suffered a serious security incident over the past two years and a majority are expecting another SolarWinds-style supply chain attack, according to a new Splunk report.
The IT data platform provider interviewed 535 security leaders in nine leading economies across multiple industries, to compile its latest report,
The State of Security 2021.
Of those that were successfully attacked, email compromise (42%) was the most common incident, followed by data breaches (39%), mobile malware (37%) and DDoS (36%).
However, over three-quarters (78%) expressed concern about more sophisticated supply chain attacks coming in the future.
Ion Channel Provides Software Bill of Materials Management Platform to Meet Executive Order Requirements (SBOM)
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ALEXANDRIA, Va., May 18, 2021 /PRNewswire/ In tandem with the recently published Executive Order that specifies Software Bills of Materials for vulnerability management in critical infrastructure, Ion Channel has announced public availability of is Software Bill of Materials (SBOM) analysis and monitoring platform for ongoing third party risk management in regulated industries.
As a leading participant in the U.S. Department of Commerce s Software Transparency initiative, Ion Channel has been coordinating with government agencies and regulated enterprises to analyze leading indicators of risk, as well as known vulnerabilities, in device and application SBOMs, and to provide ongoing risk metrics that meet regulatory and security requirements for cyber supply chain risk management (Cyber-SCRM). This technical