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Nozomi Networks unveils new MSSP program
“We’ve had huge demand across our A/NZ partner base to develop this program. As cyber concerns deepen, we’re seeing partners develop ‘playbooks’ to build into their security services and SOCs,” Nozomi’s local channel chief Dung Hua said in a statement.
Unpatched Security Flaws Expose Mitsubishi Safety PLCs to Remote Attacks
The security weaknesses, disclosed by Nozomi Networks, concern the implementation of an authentication mechanism in the MELSEC communication protocol that’s used to exchange data with the target devices that is used for communication with target devices by reading and writing data to the CPU module.
Unpatched Security Flaws Expose Mitsubishi Safety PLCs to Remote Attacks
Multiple unpatched security vulnerabilities have been disclosed in Mitsubishi safety programmable logic controllers (PLCs) that could be exploited by an adversary to acquire legitimate user names registered in the module via a brute-force attack, unauthorizedly login to the CPU module, and even cause a denial-of-service (DoS) condition.
Nozomi Networks secures $100M
Cybersecurity startup Nozomi Networks has raised a $100 million round led by Triangle Peak Partners, with participation from Honeywell Ventures, In-Q-Tel, Keysight Technologies, Telefónica Ventures and Porsche Ventures.
Industrial cybersecurity firm Nozomi Networks raises $100M to accelerate growth
Industrial cybersecurity firm Nozomi Networks Inc. said today it has raised $100 million in new funding to help accelerate the company’s growth.
IoT and Industrial cybersecurity tech startup Nozomi Networks raises $100M to protect critical infrastructure including oil & gas, and pipelines
Today, Nozomi announced it has raised $100 million in pre-IPO funding round to help accelerate the company’s growth phase and extend its market leadership. The round was led by Triangle Peak Partners, with additional investments from customers including Dubai Electricity and Water Authority’s Forward Investments, Honeywell Ventures, In-Q-Tel, Keysight Technologies, Porsche Ventures, and Telefónica Ventures.
Nozomi Networks raises $100M to protect critical infrastructure
Nozomi Networks, a company offering cybersecurity and operational visibility services for industrial control systems, today announced that it secured $100 million in a series D funding round led by Triangle Peak Partners, with participation from Forward Investments, Honeywell Ventures, Keysight Technologies, Porsche Digital, Telefónica Ventures, the U.S. government-affiliated In-Q-Tel, and others.
Industrial cybersecurity startup Nozomi Networks secures $100M in pre-IPO funding
Nozomi Networks, an industry cybersecurity startup that aims to shield critical infrastructure from cyberattacks, has raised $100 million in pre-IPO funding.
Industrial cyber security startup Nozomi Networks raises $100 million
Nozomi Networks, a San Francisco-based industrial cyber security startup, said on Monday it raised $100 million from its customers and technology partners to help build new products and expand sales.
Attacchi OT/IoT, i dati del report di Nozomi Networks
Le vulnerabilità critiche in ambito manufacturing sono aumentate del 148% nella prima metà del 2021, il Ransomware as a Service alimenta gli attacchi e le telecamere di sicurezza IoT mostrano i loro punti deboli. Questi sono alcuni dei dati rilevati nel report pubblicato nel mese di luglio da Nozomi Networks Labs dal titolo OT/IoT Security Report.
Fail Forward – Mia Ceran con Andrea Carcano di Nozomi: la cybersecurity italiana che ha conquistato la Silicon Valley
In the third episode of the Fail Forward column of Italian TechSpeak, Mia Ceran interviews Andrea Carcano, CPO of Nozomi Networks
Aust Boardrooms Abuzz With Cybersecurity Chatter
A new report by Nozomi Networks has found Australian boardrooms are becoming increasingly aware of how cyberattacks could impact their business.
Podcast: Radar is coming to the smart home
Our guest this week is Chris Grove, product evangelist at Nozomi Networks, who is on the show to discuss a new report detailing the escalation of ransomware attacks across several industries.
Critical manufacturing vulnerabilities soar in 2021
New research shows that critical manufacturing vulnerabilities rose 148 percent in the first half of 2021 with ransomware-as-a-service driving attacks.
OT and IoT attacks rise as ransom payments are expected to hit $20B this year
Attacks on operational technology and the “internet of things” are rising, but a new report has put numbers on the attacks and the figures are even more disturbing than expected.
OT, IoT security vendor Nozomi Networks launches revamped partner program
“The ADVantage partner program gives our partners greater success through higher margins, commitment and new training and development programs,” Nozomi APJ channel sales and alliances director Dung Hua said.
Nozomi Networks reconstructs channel program as new ADVantage Partner Program
“Vantage has been a complete game changer for us as a business,” Foreman said. “It gives partners the ability to offer managed services around Nozomi. That’s a key differentiator for us in the market, because it lets customers manage their OT environments in the cloud. Not every OT customer is ready for that, but some are.”
Nozomi Networks releases new ADVantage program, adds Nextgen in NZ
“Working closely with our distributors, Orca Tech in Australia and Nextgen in New Zealand, we’ll help partners across the region provide the right solutions to customers adjusting to new critical infrastructure security legislation.”
Young Ticino company is to examine the data security of the F-35
The company Nozomi Networks was founded eight years ago, now has an offshoot in the USA and large companies from all over the world as customers. The IT specialists screen software for weak points and thus protect the company from cyber attacks and espionage.
Kaseya Starts Recovery After REvil Attack
It remains to be seen what long-term impact these breaches are likely to have on security beyond launching security audits of the IT supply chain, said Chris Grove, technology evangelist for Nozomi Networks, a provider of network monitoring security tools. “Those are the typical knee-jerk reactions,” he said.
