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NightDragon announced a new strategic partnership with CyberKnight to continue the international expansion capabilities of its portfolio companies and bring the latest CSSP innovations to customers in the Middle East, Turkey, Africa (META) and other re… Continue reading NightDragon and CyberKnight strengthen cybersecurity in the Middle East, Turkey and Africa
As the stock market dropped more than 20% in 2022 and prices rise at the pump and grocery store, there are some markets that have shown their ability to weather the storm and retain strong demand and growth even amongst broader market turmoil. One exam… Continue reading State of cybersecurity funding in the first half of 2022
On July 19, 2022, National Cyber Director Chris Inglis hosted the National Cyber Workforce and Education Summit at the White House. The event focused on building the cyber workforce, improving skills-based pathways to cyber jobs, educating Americans so… Continue reading USA’s plan to build its cyber workforce, improve skills-based pathways to cyber jobs
NightDragon announced a new strategic partnership with Orange Cyberdefense to bring innovative technologies and services to European organizations. The collaboration will enable NightDragon’s portfolio companies in the European market and empower… Continue reading NightDragon and Orange Cyberdefense deliver cybersecurity services to European organizations
NightDragon and Coalfire announced a partnership to advance the maturity of NightDragon’s portfolio companies around key cybersecurity and compliance requirements, including FedRAMP. Backed by Coalfire’s expertise, NightDragon companies wil… Continue reading NightDragon partners with Coalfire to accelerate portfolio compliance and cybersecurity readiness
We live in a world where we are united in fear against digital enemies who threaten our very subsistence: our food and water supply, the electric grid, even the delivery of essential healthcare. Cyberattacks have disrupted commercial organizations, exposed our data and put our national security at risk. And although we can clearly see the escalation of this very clear and present threat, we still struggle to overcome the hurdles that stand between our public and private organizations and true collaborative efforts to strengthen our nation’s cybersecurity and resilience. There are many reasons for this. Private companies have historically been reticent to share information with government stakeholders, and vice versa. We have also lacked clear processes to share data at scale or to allow government assistance in our efforts to protect privately-owned infrastructure. This isn’t the fault of any past administrations, and we have made progress in each of these […]
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