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Arctic Wolf to enhance its Security Operations Aurora Platform with best-in-class endpoint prevention, detection, and response

COMPANY NEWS: Two global leaders in security software and services have announced they have entered into a definitive agreement for  Arctic Wolf to acquire  BlackBerry's  Cylance® endpoint security assets.

Privileged access management (PAM) solutions provider Delinea has appointed 25-year cybersecurity veteran David Castignola as chief revenue officer (CRO).

Cloud-native network intelligence provider ExtraHop has appointed Chris Scanlan as president and chief commercial officer.

IT and telecoms provider Over the Wire has appointed Lani Edwards to the role of general manager of partner and wholesale.

Attackers are preying on users' assumption that legitimate app stores protect them from security issues, a security firm claims.

Security control solutions provider Forescout Technologies has joined a newly established alliance designed to provide a technical and organisational framework for safe and secure operational technology (OT).

"We do the full gamut [of security]," BlackBerry ANZ managing director David Nicol told iTWire, with a deep specialisation in certain areas.

Anayltics, security and operations management provider Genetec is adding Cylance's anti-virus software to its infrastructure products.

Cyber security solutions for public cloud and as-a-service grew by 46% year-on-year for the first quarter of the current year, the analyst firm Canalys says.

The US$1.4 billion acquisition of AI and cyber security specialist Cylance by BlackBerry has been completed on schedule.

Security vendor Cylance has appointed Evan Davidson as APAC vice-president.

Security vendor BlackBerry has agreed to purchase Cylance — which focuses on the application of AI to cyber security — for US$1.4 billion.

Endpoint security company Cylance says its unique artificial intelligence-based protection is the best tool to keep companies and individuals safe from new and emerging threats.

Security vendor Cylance is making a move into the home market, but curiously its new product is not going to be available to all and sundry.

American security firm Cylance has refused to say whether stored malware samples that it used in a product demonstration in Melbourne were really malware as they were made out to be.

Cyber security solutions provider Cylance has sealed a distribution agreement with Westcon, a value-added technology distributor of security, collaboration, networking and data centre solutions.

Cyber security solutions provider Cylance has beefed up its Australian and New Zealand business with a raft of new hires to drive the company’s regional sales and solutions delivery to market.