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YL Ventures Ranked 8th Among VCs Worldwide in PitchBook's New Report - Vimarsana News

YL Ventures Ranked 8th Among VCs Worldwide in PitchBook's New Report

Press Release YL Ventures, the early-stage, cybersecurity-focused venture capital firm, has been ranked eighth among venture capital firms worldwide in PitchBook’s 2022 Global Manager Performance Score League Tables (dated July 31, 2023), based on its performance….

YL Ventures Ranked 8th Among VCs Worldwide in PitchBook's New Report | Region - Vimarsana News

YL Ventures Ranked 8th Among VCs Worldwide in PitchBook's New Report | Region

SAN FRANCISCO & NEW YORK & TEL AVIV, Israel--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Aug 15, 2023--

Experts warn of growing dependency confusion attacks - Vimarsana News

Experts warn of growing dependency confusion attacks

The number of threat actors introducing malicious codes into applications through dependencies is increasing, and while this technique is relatively new, recorded attacks have shown that they can cause huge problems to organizations, reports TechRepublic.

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Dependency Confusion Attacks: New Research Into Which Businesses are At Risk - Vimarsana News

Dependency Confusion Attacks: New Research Into Which Businesses are At Risk

A new type of attack called dependency confusion is becoming a serious security threat to organizations. Learn how to protect your systems.

Symmetry raises $18M to bolster organizations' data security programs - Vimarsana News

Symmetry raises $18M to bolster organizations' data security programs

As organizations embrace cloud services -- and are forced to confront changing regulations and data use standards -- their ability to maintain control of data security frequently becomes strained. The average cost of a data breach is about $3.86 million (per IBM), and most companies pay around $14.82 million per year for noncompliance, including noncompliance with data security policies. Ninety-seven percent of security leaders believe that their employers will either maintain or increase their security budgets this year, according to one recent survey, while 45% say that data security ...

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