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Share If you time it right then there can be some great savings to be had on high-quality virtual reality (VR) titles and currently Humble Bundle’s latest is difficult to beat. For only the second time the platform is offering a VR-specific deal where you can get up to eight PC VR titles for an incredible discount. Called the Humble Spring into VR Bundle, the limited time offer allows gamers to unlock a selection of videogames depending on how much they wish to spend, with proceeds helping to support charitable endeavours. So for a minimum of 71p you can pickup zero-g sci-fi title

Humble Bundle has been offering up gaming collections for years, raising millions for charity in the process. While the company has been around for a long time, some might be surprised to hear that they haven't had a lot of bundles for VR gamers. That's changing this week with Humble Bundle's second-ever VR bundle, featuring a handful of games for PC users with virtual reality headsets. The Humble Spring Into VR Bundle opened up on Wednesday. Those who only need a single game can pay $1 USD for a copy of Detached. Those who pay more than the average amount can get Star Trek: Bridge Crew, Surg...

Share this article SAN FRANCISCO, March 4, 2021 /PRNewswire/ --  Bridgecrew, the DevSecOps company that automates cloud security, today announces they've shifted their security scanning and fixing technology even further left with a new Visual Studio Code (VS Code) extension. For the first time, developers will be notified about infrastructure as code (IaC) misconfigurations and policy violations at the earliest possible moment within the DevOps lifecycle: while they are coding on their local workstation. (PRNewsfoto/Bridgecrew) "While Bridgecrew's mission is to ensure infrastructure securit...

Palo Alto Networks (NYSE: PANW), the global cybersecurity leader, announced that it has completed its acquisition of Bridgecrew, a developer-first cloud security company. The acquisition will enable "shift left" security, with Prisma® Cloud becoming the first cloud security platform to deliver security across the full application lifecycle.

By Ryan Naraine on February 16, 2021 Palo Alto Networks on Tuesday snapped up early-stage startup Bridgecrew, adding a cloud security platform for developers to its $3.4 billion-a-year enterprise product portfolio. The two sides said the deal is valued at $156 million in cash and is expected to close in the third quarter this year. For Palo Alto, the deal is part of a strategy to spend big to snap up early-stage companies in the cloud security and DevOps workflow space.  The Bridgecrew deal follows a $420 million purchase of CloudGenix last March and a separate $173 million deal to buy Redl...