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BullGuard, CA Technologies, Sophos, Intel Security, McAfee, Microsoft – Fastbreak Daily

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Key Objectives of Mobile Security Software Report:

– Study of the annual revenues and market developments of the major players that supply Mobile Security Software

– Analysis of the demand for Mobile Security Software by component

– Assessment of future trends and growth of architecture in the Mobile Security Software Market

– Assessment of the Mobile Security Software Market with respect to the type of application

– Study of the market trends in various regions and countries, by component, of the Mobile Security Software Market

– Study of contracts and developments related to the Mobile Security Software Market by key players across different regions

– Finalization of overall market sizes by triangulating the supply-side data, which includes product developments, supply chain, and annual revenues of companies supplying Mobile Security Software across the globe

Major Players included in this report are as follows – BullGuard, CA Technologies, Sophos, Intel Security, McAfee, Microsoft, VMware, AVG Technologies, Trend Micro, Avast, F-Secure, Citrix, Symantec, Apple, AegisLab, Kaspersky Lab

Mobile Security Software Market can be segmented into Product Types as – Mobile Identity Management, Mobile Data Security, Mobile Security as a Service, Mobile Device Security, Mobile Virtual Private Networks, Mobile Device Management

Mobile Security Software Market can be segmented into Applications as – E-mail Spam Blocking, Anti-Virus, Malware Removal

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Daily grabs another $40M so developers can add video, audio features to any product – TechCrunch

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We’ve all embraced video calls, whether it is with our work colleague or our physician, but for developers, it remains a challenge to build both real-time audio and video features into products.

That’s where Daily comes in. The company provides APIs so developers can add those features into products or websites using just two lines of code. Use cases include video calls, audio-only apps, webinars, live classes, interactive collaboration, e-commerce, customer support, IoT and robotics.

Since being founded in 2015, the company has amassed a customer list that includes AppFolio, HotDoc, Pitch, Kumospace and Teamflow, and its customers report seeing up to 80% fewer video call errors after using Daily, Kwindla Hultman Kramer, co-founder and CEO of Daily, told TechCrunch via email.

Following an 18-month time period of rapid growth, which included seeing from 10 times to 30 times increase in all the metrics the company tracks — overall traffic volume, freemium sign-ups, paid usage and the number of customers scaling applications on top of the platform — Daily today announced $40 million in Series B funding.

“The most interesting trend we’re seeing is that new use cases for video and audio are showing up every week,” Hultman Kramer said. “We’ve seen the growth of events platforms, new social/spatial video environments, live commerce, live classes, fitness and workout applications, and a huge amount of experimentation in education and tutoring, just to name a few.”

Renegade Partners led the round, which included new investors Heritage Group, Cendana Capital and Sean Rose, and participation from existing investors including Lachy Groom, Tiger Global, Freestyle Ventures, Slack Fund, Root VC, Moxxie, Haystack Ventures, Todd & Rahul’s Angel Fund, David Eckstein and Aston Motes.

The latest round brings total funding to over $60 million, which includes a $4.6 million round raised in May 2020. The company is not sharing its valuation, but Hultman Kramer revealed that valuation stepped up three times with each of the three funding rounds the company raised in the last 18 months.

The global video conferencing market was valued at $5.8 billion in 2020 and is expected to…

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Cyber security likely lacking for US businesses | Business | dailyprogress.com – The Daily Progress

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Cyber security likely lacking for US businesses | Business | dailyprogress.com  The Daily Progress

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Yet another computer hack | Chatham Daily News

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It seems that hardly a day passes that we do not read about another computer hack of a company with a large database of information, exposing the personal information of millions of customers.

The latest in this sad parade of perfidy is a data breach at T-Mobile affecting almost 50 million people. T-Mobile is a leader in 5G wireless communication and has more than 100 million customers.

The breach involved details of customers and prospective customers who had applied for credit. It included names, birthdates and social security and driver licence numbers — all the information needed to spoof someone’s identity.

And It gets worse. About 850,000 customers also had their personal identification numbers stolen.

In a statement, T-Mobile said: “Customers trust us with their private information and we safeguard it with the utmost concern. A recent cybersecurity incident put some of that data in harm’s way, and we apologize for that. We take this very seriously, and we strive for transparency in the status of our investigation and what we’re doing to help protect you.”

Nice words but this is at least the fourth security breach at T-Mobile.

Security breaches happen all the time. Consider: Yahoo, three billion accounts compromised; Alibaba, 1.1 billion pieces of user data exposed; Linkedin, 700 million users compromised; Facebook, 533 million users compromised; Marriott International,500 million users compromised. The list goes on and on.

The most prevalent reason for breaches is that companies do not take adequate care with their customer’s data.

The worst part is that people who trusted these companies with their data are now faced with potential identity theft, changing PINs, replacing debit and credit cards and anxiously waiting to see if they have been compromised.

The companies say sorry and sometimes pay a fine, but life goes on until the next security breach.

There is no excuse for multiple security breaches at large companies.

Sure, software is complicated and you cannot always be aware of bugs in a program until a breach occurs. But there are things that can be done to minimize the odds of suffering a breach and also…

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