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UK cybersecurity firm Darktrace to be bought by US private equity firm - Vimarsana News

UK cybersecurity firm Darktrace to be bought by US private equity firm

Thoma Bravo has agreed a cash deal worth more than £4 billion for the Cambridge-based company.

Source: lbc.co.uk
Mike Lynch's wife cuts stake in Darktrace - Vimarsana News

Mike Lynch's wife cuts stake in Darktrace

Angela Bacares has reduced her holding from almost 5 per cent to 3.6 per cent, according to a stock exchange filing

Darktrace makes light of recent challenges - Vimarsana News

Darktrace makes light of recent challenges

Darktrace calmed investors’ nerves yesterday by forecasting annual sales within its previous guidance despite a slowdown in adding new customers.In a third-qu

UK's AI startup scene has grown 600% over past decade - Vimarsana News

UK's AI startup scene has grown 600% over past decade

The country's £32.76 billion AI sector brought in £2.41 billion worth of investment in 2020 alone, according to Tech Nation

Security startup Tessian, which uses AI to fight social engineering, trousers $65M – TechCrunch - Vimarsana News

Security startup Tessian, which uses AI to fight social engineering, trousers $65M – TechCrunch

Security startup Tessian, which uses AI to fight social engineering, trousers $65M In the latest chunky funding round out of Europe, UK-based email security startup, Tessian, has closed $65 million in Series C funding. The startup applies machine learning to build individual behavior models for enterprise email use that aims to combat human error by flagging problematic patterns which could signify risky stuff is happening — such as phishing or data exfiltration. The Series C round was led by March Capital. Existing investors Accel, Balderton Capital, Latitude and Sequoia Capital also parti...