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Cloud-Native Businesses Struggle With Security More companies moved to cloud-native infrastructure in the past year, and security incidents and malware moved right along with them. Companies increasingly moved their applications and infrastructure to the cloud in the past year, but not without major concerns about security. Almost 60% of companies said they are more worried about security since moving to cloud-native technologies — four times greater than those that said they worry less, according to a survey published last week by security firm Snyk. The companies' concerns are likely du...

Snyk Achieves 2020 Record Growth and Announces Plans to Lead Cloud Native Application Security Market Digital Transformation Fuels Demand for Snyk's Developer-First Approach to Security News provided by Share this article BOSTON, Jan. 26, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Snyk, the leader in cloud native application security, today reported 2020 achievements and growth plans for the year ahead. Ending the fiscal year 2020, Snyk: Found and fixed more than 4.5 million vulnerabilities; Launched two new products: Raised more than $350M in new funding to recognize a valuation of $2.6B. "Across the globe, we...

Metro Systems Corporation Public Company Limited together with Microsoft (Thailand) arranged exclusive seminar "THE AGE OF DISCOVERY: IT Compass for 2021" at "Sirimahannop", the largest classical three-masted vessel ship on the majestic Chao Phraya River and becomes the newest landmark of Bangkok at ASIATIQUE the Riverfront. The event took all participants on a journey to "explore new paths in the digital era and directions businesses are gearing towards in 2021" by Mr. Somsak Manayingcharoen, Vice President of Solution Integration Group, Metro Systems Corporation Public Company Limited. At...

Hot 30 Israeli Cybersecurity Companies To Watch in 2021 Announced by Cybercrime Magazine Israel, the world’s second largest exporter of cyber technology, features 30 companies on the Hot 150 list who have their R&D based in Israel.”” — Steve Morgan, Editor-in-Chief at Cybercrime MagazineSAUSALITO, CA, UNITED STATES, January 13, 2021 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Thousands of startups have been formed over the past decade to focus on combating cybercrime, which is expected to cost the world $6 trillion annually in 2021 — up from $3 trillion in 2015. The second annual lis...