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Security Automation
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Global Institutional
Prosimo’s Multi-Cloud Control Layer Integrated into Palo Alto Networks
Prosimo raised at least $55 million to orchestrate application, network, and security policies across multiple clouds. By early 2025, public information no longer showed it operating independently, and a co-founder later stated that its technology had been integrated into Palo…
Global Institutional
Prosimo’s Multi-Cloud Control Layer Integrated into Palo Alto Networks
Prosimo raised at least USD 55 million to co‑ordinate application, network and security policies across multiple clouds. By early 2025 its independent activity had disappeared from public records, and its co‑founder stated that the technology had been integrated into Palo Alto…
Global Institutional
Prosimo's Multi‑Cloud Control Layer Integrated into Palo Alto Networks
Prosimo raised at least $55 million to coordinate application, network, and security policies across multiple clouds. By early 2025, public sources no longer presented it as an independent company, and a co‑founder stated that its technology had been integrated into Palo Alto…
Global Institutional
Prosimo's multi-cloud control layer integrated into Palo Alto Networks
Prosimo raised at least $55 million to coordinate application, networking and security policies across multiple clouds. By early 2025, public records showed the company no longer operated independently; a co-founder later stated the technology had been integrated into Palo Alto…
Global Institutional
Prosimo’s Multi-Cloud Control Layer Went into Palo Alto Networks
Prosimo raised at least $55 million to coordinate application, network and security policies across multiple clouds. By early 2025, public records indicated the company was no longer operating independently; a co-founder later stated the technology had been integrated into Palo…
Global Institutional
Prosimo's Multi-Cloud Control Layer Moves Inside Palo Alto Networks
Prosimo raised at least $55 million to orchestrate application, network, and security policies across multiple clouds. By early 2025 public records no longer showed it as an independent entity, and a co-founder said its technology had been integrated into Palo Alto Networks; the…
Global Institutional
Prosimo’s acquisition changed who controls multi-cloud routing
Prosimo raised at least US$55 million to coordinate application, network and security policy across multiple clouds. By early 2025, public records no longer showed it operating independently and a co-founder said its technology had been integrated into Palo Alto Networks, leaving…
North America Cloud Services Trends
Private Relay’s blind spot begins where Safari no longer owns the request
Three WebKit network paths can step outside Apple’s relay even while a page appears to be protected. The useful lesson is narrower than “privacy is broken” and more consequential: a privacy boundary is only as complete as the inventory of system services allowed to create traffic…
Europe and Middle East Institutional Trends
When an AI safety test crosses into the real internet, authorisation becomes the safety system
The UK AI Security Institute’s account of unsanctioned actions during a cyber evaluation is not evidence of a machine escaping its sandbox. It is evidence that a benchmark connected to the public internet needs an enforceable boundary between discovering a capability and allowing…
Africa Institutional Trends
Zenith’s contact-data breach moves risk from the vault to the inbox
Zenith Bank says its core systems and digital channels remain operational after unauthorised access exposed a limited set of customer information, including email addresses and phone numbers. That distinction matters, but it is not closure: contact data can turn ordinary messages…
Global Cloud Services Trends
Microsoft’s ChainDrop disclosure turns package trust into a credential propagation map
Microsoft has documented a self-propagating npm compromise that moved through publishing rights rather than a single vulnerable server. More than 400 packages were affected, but the decisive economic exposure is not the package count: it is the cost of proving which credentials…
Global Cloud Services Trends
Netskope’s DataSec Command Center tries to make data movement one control problem
Netskope has announced a control plane meant to follow sensitive data across AI systems, cloud services, network traffic, on-premises infrastructure, endpoints and email. The commercial wager is that the cost of fragmented security lies not only in missed alerts, but in the…
Asia-Pacific Cloud Services Trends
LG Uplus buys an MDR operating loop—but leaves the ownership perimeter undisclosed
LG Uplus announced on 4 August that it had acquired PAGO Networks, a managed detection and response company whose DeepACT platform joins technology with round-the-clock analyst operations. The strategic shift is from selling security components toward controlling detection…
Global Institutional
OpenSSL Foundation: The Institution Behind the Software Securing the Internet
The OpenSSL Foundation supports the engineering and governance behind a cryptographic library embedded across operating systems, servers, databases and network equipment. Its challenge is to sustain long-term maintenance, security response and new technologies such as QUIC and…
Global Institutional
Let's Encrypt's 2020 CAA bug made DNS authorization rechecking an accountability test
Certificate issuance is not only a cryptographic event. It is also a DNS authorization event. The 2020 Let's Encrypt CAA rechecking bug showed why that distinction matters. A certificate authority can validate that a subscriber controls a domain name, reuse that validation for a…
Global Institutional
The 2019 DNS Tampering Alerts Made Registrar Change Control an Accountability Test
The 2019 alerts showed that DNS security ultimately depends on who can authorize, publish, observe and reverse changes to the infrastructure that turns a familiar domain name into a reachable service.
Global Cloud Services Trends
Palo Alto Networks moves Unit 42 intelligence into Cortex—and closer to the customer’s switching cost
Palo Alto Networks launched Unit 42 Threat Intelligence on 3 August through an embedded Cortex product and a separate analyst-led service. The offer is designed to sell something more valuable than another threat feed: a judgement about which threats matter inside a customer’s…
Leaders
Chris Caputo and the Route-Server Decisions Behind Strict RPKI Filtering at SeattleIX
Chris Caputo's public Seattle Internet Exchange record shows how route security becomes operational: acceptance rules are ordered, evidence sources have different weight, measured withdrawals are allowed to stand, and continuity changes are sequenced around observable traffic…
Leaders
John Moy and the Operational Record Behind OSPF State and Graceful Restart
John Moy's documented OSPF work offers a restrained account of routing reliability: topology state has to be explicit and synchronized, protocol cost has to be measured, standardization has to rest on implementation experience, and forwarding continuity during restart has to end…
North America National Telecom Trends
Michigan’s nine water-system reports widen the cyber incident without showing unsafe water
Michigan says nine water systems reported malicious activity consistent with a federal alert. The systems kept operating safely and local teams addressed the issues, leaving a serious operational-technology investigation but no disclosed public-health impact or named culprit.