The cybersecurity giant is paying nearly 21 times Chronosphere’s annual recurring revenue in an all-cash and equity deal. Meanwhile, Palo Alto raised its full-year revenue and profit forecasts as cybersecurity spending remains strong.
Palo Alto Networks CEO Nikesh Arora warns hostile nations could have weaponized quantum computers by 2029, requiring massive security upgrades. The company announced a $3.5 billion Chronosphere acquisition and reported $2.5 billion Q1 revenue with 16% year-over-year growth.
DoorDash has confirmed a data breach affecting customer information including names, phone numbers, email addresses, and physical addresses. The breach occurred through an employee targeted in a social engineering scam. While payment information appears safe, users should remain vigilant against pot
Cloudflare’s global network outage was triggered by a single bot management module failure. The incident reveals how deeply interconnected modern cloud infrastructure has become, where small changes can have massive consequences.
Octelium is an open-source, self-hosted platform that provides Zero Trust network access without relying on Cloudflare or other third-party providers. It uses identity-aware proxies to handle secure access to any resources while eliminating the need for traditional passwords and API keys.
The internet has become so essential that being offline is no longer an option for much of the world. Yet widespread blackouts and technical glitches at major infrastructure providers are increasingly common, creating massive disruptions.
The US Department of Justice secured guilty pleas from five individuals involved in a massive North Korean IT worker fraud scheme. The operation involved US citizens renting their identities to North Koreans who then worked remotely for American companies. One defendant was an active duty Army soldi
An international investigation exposes how $28 billion linked to criminal activity moved through major cryptocurrency exchanges. The findings challenge the industry’s claims of cleaning up its act as it goes mainstream.
The U.S. Cyber Command is spending millions with a stealth startup to develop AI-powered offensive cyber capabilities. The company’s tools aim to automate attacks across hundreds of targets simultaneously, fundamentally changing cyber warfare.
Researchers found that roughly 50% of geostationary satellite signals transmit sensitive military, maritime, and in-flight data without any encryption. Using equipment costing less than $800, they intercepted everything from military communications to vessel tracking data. This creates a massive “ha
