The Latest Breaking News from Cybersecurity

The security software market has experienced a remarkable expansion over the past few years, thanks to the need to secure sensitive data in the rapidly digitizing world. Given the industry’s solid growth prospects, it could be worth watching software stocks Varonis Systems (VRNS), Radware (RDWR), and Qualys (QLYS), which are…

The cybersecurity industry is expanding due to the growing demand for data protection in this rapidly digitizing world. Given this software segment’s solid long-term growth prospects, Tenable Holdings (TENB), Fortinet (FTNT) and Trend Micro (TMICY) could be wise investments now. Keep reading….

Cyberattacks against Israel have been relatively unsophisticated and less of a concern than the fighting in the real world.

A warning has been issued about buying products through overseas websites, with concerns customer data could be compromised and increase cyberattack risks.

'Cybersecurity faces an identity crisis,' writes RSA CEO Rohit Ghai.

Cybersecurity organisation CyberCX says groups previously focused on Russia’s invasion of Ukraine are refocusing on Israel-Hamas war

This cybersecurity growth stock has yet to realize its full potential, which is why Wall Street analysts expect major growth over the next few years.

Amidst recent Nasdaq turbulence, savvy investors should keep an eye on three top-performing stocks - CrowdStrike, T-Mobile, and The Trade Desk - that look poised for potential growth.

While BlackBerry (BB) grapples with deteriorating financials, unfavorable analyst estimates, low profitability, and a tough macro environment, the tech’s networking and communication industry’s evolution is noteworthy. Therefore, it could be wise to invest in fundamentally sound tech stocks Crane NXT (CXT), Ceragon (CRNT), and Boxlight (BOXL) instead. Read more….

Today’s progressively digital era necessitates protecting sensitive data, which ignited considerable growth opportunities for the cybersecurity industry. Given this backdrop, investors could cushion their portfolios amid the uncertain economic conditions by adding under-$50 software stocks Tenable Holdings (TENB), Radware Ltd. (RDWR), and Trend Micro (TMICY). Read on….

Losses widened to $267 million (£218 million) at Snyk, its 2022 accounts show today, as the cybersecurity business counted the cost of its aggressive expansion plans.