Saturday, 23 September 2023

Boris Tame, Co-founder, Baseline

Baselime took part in the first European cohort of Arc, Sequoia’s catalyst for outlier founders ● Additional pre-seed funding was led by Forward Partners, Octopus Ventures and Antler ● Company bringing crucial ‘observability’ features to ‘serverless’ technology - increasingly thought of as the future of cloud computing ● Funding to be used to ramp up product development and fuel developer adoption London.

Baselime, the observability-as-code platform, today announced that it has raised a total of £1.5m in pre-seed funding. Baselime is developing the tools that companies need to confidently adopt ‘serverless’ technology. The next evolution of cloudcomputing, serverless architectures allow developers to build and run applications without having to manage servers. The technology offers greater scalability, high flexibility, and faster releases at a reduced cost. It is experiencing rapid adoption across both digital products and internet applications.

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  1. Nebulon Boosts Ransomware Protection and Recovery with ImmutableBoot
  2. ReliaQuest Names Mike McPherson as Senior Vice President of Security Operations and Regina Marrow as Chief Information Officer
  3. Forghetti joins forces with CSL Mobile Limited to revolutionise password security among csl/1O1O customers
  4. VPS Site Security wins Construction Industry Award
  5. Digital Guardian’s Susan Walker Named a Boston Business Journal 2021 CFO of the Year
  6. Reconnaissance Announces New Conference for Identity and Transactional Security in the Digital Age
  7. GDPR three years on: 90% of security leaders concerned about data breach litigation
  8. Videosoft boards the Mayflower Autonomous Ship
  9. Poole security boss prosecuted for deception and providing unlicensed security guards
  10. Royal Marines train with cutting-edge autonomous technology in Cyprus
  11. Between a rock and a hard place: Policing Saturday’s controversial protests
  12. EUCJ rejects legal appeal against Tobacco Products Directive
  13. Pulse Secure Access Suite and Pulse SDP Highlighted in New Zero Trust Network Security Market Insight Report
  14. Pulse Secure Access Suite and Pulse SDP Highlighted in New Zero Trust Network Security Market Insight Report
  15. Crossword Cybersecurity announces Satisnet as new partner for Rizikon Assurance

 

  • New whitepaper “Tackling Mobile Identity Fraud in Financial Services” by TMT Analysis reveals ways Financial Services (FS) firms can reduce fraud and improve consumer trust
  • Data reveals that 45% of UK adults believe FS is more vulnerable to fraud than ever before and a similar proportion (46%) believe that FS providers do not have strong enough identification measures in place to protect them
  • As an example of the opportunity within FS if trust were improved, a quarter of UK adults would be willing to invest (or invest more) in crypto if they could be reassured about their security concerns around the market
  • FS companies need more stringent security measures such as verifying identify via mobiles which is a highly effective method to mitigate fraud given almost half (46%) of people have had the same phone number for over a decade
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More than two-thirds believe identity management is important to their security strategy, yet less than half are using key identity and access management (IAM) technologies.

Waltham, Mass.: As more healthcare facilities take steps to strengthen their security posture, protecting against all cyber threats hasn’t been easy. Healthcare facilities are struggling with implementing and enforcing holistic digital identity management strategies, according to the new Imprivata report released today titled, Security and Digital Identity in the Healthcare Industry. The findings show that despite 69% of respondents saying identity management is important to their organisation’s security strategy, 51% have still experienced a security incident in the last year.

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Technologies that aim to enhance our space-based defence surveillance capabilities, improve the performance of computers in space and deliver sovereign production of communication systems are among projects funded under a landmark new program.

The NSW Space Research Network (SRN) will fund seven projects through its first
Research Pilot Program, with two additional projects receiving seed funding. Minister for Science, Innovation and Technology Alister Henskens said NSW already has an incredible depth of talent in the space industry and this investment will accelerate local R&D opportunities.

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