Category Archives: United States

Autify raises $2.5M seed round for its no-code software testing platform

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Autify, a platform that makes testing web application as easy as clicking a few buttons, has raised a $2.5 million seed round from Global Brain, Salesforce Ventures, Archetype Ventures and several angels. The company, which recently graduated from the Alchemist accelerator program for enterprise startups, splits its base between the U.S., where it keeps an […] Continue reading Autify raises $2.5M seed round for its no-code software testing platform→

Adobe Suspends Accounts for All Venezuela Users Citing U.S. Sanctions

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I have really bad news for Adobe customers in Venezuela…

California-based software company Adobe on Monday announced to soon ban accounts and cancel the subscriptions for all of its customers in Venezuela in order to comply with economic sanctions th… Continue reading Adobe Suspends Accounts for All Venezuela Users Citing U.S. Sanctions→

Arceo.ai raises $37 million to expand cyber insurance coverage and access

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Critical cyber attacks on both businesses and individuals have been grabbing headlines at an alarming rate. Cybersecurity has moved from a background risk for enterprises to a critical day-to-day threat to business operations, forcing executive teams to pour time and hundreds of billions in capital into monitoring and prevention efforts. Yet even as investment in […] Continue reading Arceo.ai raises $37 million to expand cyber insurance coverage and access→

Amazon launches Amazon Care, a virtual and in-person healthcare offering for employees

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Amazon has gone live with Amazon Care, a new pilot healthcare service offering that is initially available to its employees in and around the Seattle area. The Amazon Care offering includes both virtual and in-person care, with telemedicine via app, chat and remote video, as well as follow-up visits and prescription drug delivery in person […] Continue reading Amazon launches Amazon Care, a virtual and in-person healthcare offering for employees→

US Sanctions 3 North Korean Hacking Groups Accused for Global Cyber Attacks

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The United States Treasury Department on Friday announced sanctions against three state-sponsored North Korean hacking groups for conducting several destructive cyberattacks on US critical infrastructure.

Besides this, the hacking groups have also bee… Continue reading US Sanctions 3 North Korean Hacking Groups Accused for Global Cyber Attacks→

Chinese tech firm Huawei says it was hacked by the United States

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The Chinese technology giant says the United States has launched hacking attacks against its intranet and internal network.
But attributing a cyber attack to a particular party is notoriously difficult. It would certainly be just as fascinating to see … Continue reading Chinese tech firm Huawei says it was hacked by the United States→

Learn how enterprise startups win big deals at TechCrunch’s Enterprise show on Sept. 5

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Big companies today may want to look and feel like startups, but when it comes to the way they approach buying new enterprise solutions, especially from new entrants, they still often act like traditional enterprise behemoths. But from the standpoint of a true startup, closing deals with just a few big customers is critical to success. […] Continue reading Learn how enterprise startups win big deals at TechCrunch’s Enterprise show on Sept. 5→

Apple subsidiary FileMaker Inc. changes its name (back) to Claris

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Remember Claris, the 1987 Apple spin-off that made applications like MacWrite, MacPaint and FileMaker? In 1998, Apple brought all of those products in-house again, with the exception of the low-code application platform FileMaker . With that move, Claris changed its name to FileMaker Inc. Today, however, the Claris name rises from the dead, as FileMaker […] Continue reading Apple subsidiary FileMaker Inc. changes its name (back) to Claris→

US mayors agree to boycott future ransomware attacks following hacking spree on city systems

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Numerous big cities across the United States have fallen victim to ransomware attacks costing the municipalities tens of millions of dollars to recover. While some city administrators refrain from giving in to extortion demands, most end up paying in e… Continue reading US mayors agree to boycott future ransomware attacks following hacking spree on city systems→

Microsoft, HP, Dell, Amazon Looking to Move Hardware Production Out of China

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Despite the recent truce between China and the United States, major tech companies are looking to move production out of China in an aim to reduce long-term risks.
The post Microsoft, HP, Dell, Amazon Looking to Move Hardware Production Out of China a… Continue reading Microsoft, HP, Dell, Amazon Looking to Move Hardware Production Out of China→