Funding, acquisitions, DFIR reports, bad products, secure by design, and more! – ESW #379
In the enterprise security news,
- Eon, Resolve AI, Harmonic and more raise funding
- Dragos acquires Network Perception
- Prevalent acquires Miratech
- The latest DFIR reports
- A spicy security product review
- Secure by Whatever
- New threats
- Hot takes
All that and more, on this episode of Enterprise Security Weekly.
Hosts
Adrian Sanabria
Principal Researcher at The Defenders Initiative
- 1. FUNDING – New funding for Eon, Resolve AI, Harmonic, Apono, reAlpha, and a quartet of privacy engineering startups
From Return on Security's Security Funded newsletter, we've got
- Eon Launches out of Stealth with $127 Million to Reinvent Cloud Infrastructure Backup - coming out of stealth AFTER raising Seed, Series A, and Series B? Definitely not your typical situation. Last time I saw something like this, it was a Cloudflare/Fastly competitor, and didn't end well.
- Introducing Resolve AI - $35M Seed round, led by Greylock
- [Gearing up for Success: Fueling Harmonic’s Journey with New Series A Funding] (https://www.harmonic.security/blog-posts/gearing-up-for-success-fueling-harmonics-journey-with-new-series-a-funding?_bhlid=7fb1b4fd22917c25952b9eb3d97bc4e1198dafd3) ($17.5M)
- Apono Secures $15.5M Series A Funding to Revolutionize Cloud Access Security
- reAlpha Invests in Xmore AI to Advance AI-Powered Cybersecurity Solutions - another odd one. A real estate tech company investing in a AI-powered SOC automation company? Definitely not your usual investment.
- News Release: DHS S&T Awards Contracts to Four Startups to Develop Privacy-Enhancing Synthetic Data Generation Capabilities - we haven't seen privacy engineering in a while, super interesting!
- 2. ACQUISITIONS: Dragos Acquires Network Perception, Delivers the Industry’s Most Comprehensive Visibility of OT Environments
- 3. ACQUISITIONS: Prevalent Acquired by Mitratech: A New Era for TPRM
- 4. REPORTS: Nitrogen Campaign Drops Sliver and Ends With BlackCat Ransomware
- 5. PRODUCT REVIEWS: Security Hub gives me imposter syndrome – Chris Farris
- 6. ESSAYS: Secure-by-Design vs. Secure-by-Default: What’s the Difference?
- 7. ESSAYS: The three-body problem of SaaS security – Nudge Security
- 8. THREATS: perfctl: A Stealthy Malware Targeting Millions of Linux Servers
- 9. HOT TAKES: The Myth of Security Market Consolidation: Counter Drivers
Tyler Shields
VP Traceable.ai, Cyber Angel Investor and Advisor at 90 Degree Ventures