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After years of generous funding and inflated valuations, cybersecurity startups are finding it harder to raise capital, but the best ones will still prosper, VCs say.

Picking an identity and access management solution isn’t always easy. Here are the questions you need to ask, both of potential IAM vendors and of your own organization.

We have an exciting summary of announcements for our partners this year at Cisco Partner Summit 2023. The exciting aspect of these announcements is the broad portfolio they represent with products, programs, platforms, and tools to assist with partner productivity and profitability.

Atlassian has confirmed exploitation of an already addressed Confluence Data Center and Server flaw, tracked as CVE-2023-22518, to facilitate ransomware deployment after a Rapid7 report observed related infections with the Cerber ransomware, which is long believed to be defunct, reports The Record, a news site by cybersecurity firm Recorded Future.

SecurityWeek reports that patches have been released by Veeam to remediate four security vulnerabilities impacting its Veeam ONE IT monitoring and analytics solution.

TechCrunch reports that two-factor authentication has been required by major U.S. genetic testing and genealogy firms 23andMe, Ancestry, and MyHeritage in the aftermath of the significant 23andMe breach, which resulted in the theft of data from more than a million of its Jewish Ashkenazi and Chinese users.

Transitioning to cloud-native environments has brought along security risks for companies, according to TechRadar.

Vulnerabilities in API authorization have been named by Wallarm as the second greatest security risk facing APIs, emphasizing the ease of leveraging authorizations as backdoors as well as the urgent need to ensure authorization maintenance, reports SiliconAngle.

Officials at Dallas County have disclosed that data allegedly exfiltrated from its systems following a ransomware attack claimed by the Play ransomware operation has been leaked online, according to WFAA-TV.

Relying on passwords to secure user accounts is a gamble that never pays off.