California-based cybersecurity firm Shape Security recently released Blackfish, an AI system that proactively protects companies from credential stuffing prior to an attack happening. From the moment a criminal tries to use stolen usernames and passwords, Blackfish starts to monitor and
Cybersecurity startup Shape Security has finally revealed that they have closed a $40 million funding round, which includes a strategic investment from Hewlett Packard Enterprise’s (HPE) Hewlett Packard Pathfinder program. Shape Security Raises $40 Million
With the continued threat of cyber crimes together with an increasing demand for cloud services, there is expected significant growth in the cloud security market. According to IDC, cloud security accounts for 50% as an area of immense growth in
Shape Security has come a long way in a short period of time, recently raising $25M in Series D, fattening their war chest to $91M. Shape Security is an interesting startup, stacked with executives from government agencies and Internet giants
Google Capital invested $25M in Zscaler, a leading cloud security company that secures more than 15M users around the world. Gene Frantz, Partner at Google Capital stated “we’re are big believers in two unstoppable technology trends that Zscaler is riding
If Google really wanted to, they could probably kill two birds with one stone. First, they could radically transform the competitive landscape within the security industry. Next, they could reduce the impact of DDoS Attacks, Bot Attacks and Malware by
Another one bites the dust, and Anthem joins the non-exclusive club of breached entities, whose members include Chase, Home Depot, and thousands more. In the meantime, we can discuss the “yet to come” 4th Generation Cyber Security CDN. Here is
In a perfect CDN world, Akamai acquires Shape Security, and Limelight Networks (LLNW) takes a big step forward and acquires Lastline. If both events happen, the CDN industry landscape dramatically changes, and the entire CDN ecosystem is better off. Shape
Shape Security, based in Mountain View CA, has received $26M in VC funding, and is backed by Google Ventures and Kleiner Perkins. It currently has about 58 employees, many with extensive security backgrounds. In a nutshell, they offer security appliances
