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Business Wire
16 hours ago
- Business
- Business Wire
Leading Analyst Firm Recognizes Diliko's 'Security-First' Data Management Platform for Benefits it Provides Midmarket Customers in Regulated Industries
RESTON, Va.--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Diliko, the cloud-delivered Agentic AI data platform company for mid-sized enterprises, today announced that it has been profiled by 451 Research, part of S&P Global Market Intelligence, in a newly released Impact Report that unpacks Diliko's differentiated approach to data management in regulated industries. The report highlights how Diliko's platform replaces legacy models with fully managed infrastructure, built-in privacy and compliance, and embedded Agentic AI to automate ETL, tagging, anomaly detection— and safely operationalize sensitive data. The report, titled 'Coverage Initiation: Diliko Drives Agentic AI Data Management With Security Focus,' assesses Diliko's security-first, AI-powered solution that 'reduces complexity, increases ease of use, and enhances security outcomes' for midmarket businesses that lack the infrastructure or staffing to support traditional enterprise platforms. A full copy of the report is available for download here: 'Midmarket organizations are under immense pressure to meet complex compliance requirements in regulated environments—often without the budgets or teams that larger enterprises can rely on,' said Ken Ammon, Chief Strategy Officer at Diliko. 'They must choose between stitching together fragmented tools or paying for oversized platforms. Diliko was built to break that cycle. Our platform provides customers built-in security and automation—without enterprise cost or complexity, while Agentic AI helps lean teams deliver big results with existing resources.' According to 451 Research: '[Yet] midsize organizations also often grapple with the complexity of point tooling, especially as they grow and scale. While expansive, multipurpose commercial data management platforms are widely available to businesses that have enterprise-scale budgets — similarly, midmarket organizations often have high-demand data use cases with much more limited human and financial resources.' The report details how Diliko's platform breaks from legacy models by offering fully managed infrastructure and built-in privacy and compliance capabilities, including role-based access controls, ETL observability, secure cloud isolation, and human-in-the-loop workflows. With Agentic AI embedded throughout, Diliko automates schema mapping, reverse ETL, compliance tagging, and anomaly detection in real time—empowering organizations to safely operationalize sensitive data without adding headcount or overhead. 'Midmarket organizations often feel strapped for robust, cost-effective technology options in data management,' according to the report. 'Diliko's biggest opportunity will probably come from optimized pricing and packaging that caters to their core audience: an audience strapped for secure and robust data integration options.' The Impact Report also highlights Diliko's focused go-to-market approach, strong product-market fit in healthcare and finance, and ability to deliver both operational simplicity and enterprise-grade capabilities. In addition, 451 Research notes that security, rather than being a bolted-on afterthought, is at the core of the product's design. Yet Diliko also recognizes that midmarket firms are more susceptible to the volatility of human talent and turnover. The company emphasizes ease of use, and reduction of complexity – enabled by agentic AI – so that businesses can maximize outcomes working with what they have. About Diliko Diliko empowers mid-size organizations to unlock the full potential of their data with a cloud-delivered platform that uses Agentic AI to provide seamless integration, orchestration, built-in security, and regulatory compliance. Diliko handles ETL, governance and data integrity across complex environments, freeing teams to focus on innovation. Founded by industry veterans with decades of experience in high-tech startups and security, Diliko is committed to secure, reliable, and transformative solutions that reduce complexity and costs. For more information visit and follow us on LinkedIn.
Techday NZ
19 hours ago
- Business
- Techday NZ
ReliaQuest unveils AI teammates to boost predictive security
ReliaQuest has announced the launch of GreyMatter Agentic Teammates, a set of autonomous, role-based artificial intelligence agents designed to scale security operations teams and enhance predictive security measures. GreyMatter Agentic Teammates build on the capabilities of ReliaQuest's existing GreyMatter platform, which enables customers to detect and contain cyber threats within minutes. These new AI agents are designed to assume specific roles found within security operations teams, such as Threat Intelligence Researchers, Detection Engineers and Threat Hunters. According to ReliaQuest, this approach significantly reduces routine manual tasks and enables teams to focus on higher-value activities that protect business interests and anticipate new threats. AI-powered roles ReliaQuest stated that GreyMatter Agentic Teammates were developed based on more than 15 years of experience working alongside enterprise security teams and integrating with a wide array of security technologies. These AI agents operate on the GreyMatter platform, which, using its native Agentic AI, can already perform threat investigations 75% faster than traditional methods and achieve a 99.4% accuracy rating on malicious activity. The introduction of role-specific Agentic Teammates is intended to allow security teams to deploy highly specialised virtual assistance instantly, with no additional ramp-up time or steep learning curve. The agents run continuously, without the fatigue or availability constraints that affect human staff, and are designed to integrate with customers' existing security tools and workflows. "Security is a team sport," said ReliaQuest Founder and CEO Brian Murphy. "GreyMatter Agentic Teammates make security experts exponential, eliminating the noise and the monotonous routine work that is below their skill level and freeing them up to get more predictive – training for the future, researching to stay ahead of threats and advising the business." Agentic Teammates are designed to collaborate both with each other and with human professionals. For instance, if a security lead wants up-to-date information on threats relevant to their sector, they can instruct the Threat Intel Teammate to conduct wide-reaching research across open, deep and dark web sources and threat feeds. Should a new threat be discovered, this information can be immediately propagated to other Agentic Teammates. The Threat Hunter Teammate can then rapidly determine if the threat has ever affected the organisation, and the Detection Teammate can implement new defensive measures and automated responses to mitigate risk. All findings are delivered promptly to the security team to inform business guidance. User perspectives Justin Dellaportas, Chief Information Security Officer at Syniverse, commented on how the shift to AI-powered teammates impacts his organisation's security objectives. "This is a game-changer for the cybersecurity industry," said Justin Dellaportas, CISO at Syniverse. "We can now free up our talented cyber professionals from repetitive tasks, like log analysis, so they can focus on work that propels Syniverse forward. Agentic AI and the new GreyMatter Agentic Teammates will level up our teams to allow them to think ahead, not just react." Towards predictive security ReliaQuest believes these developments enable security operations to move from reactive to predictive modes. With the aid of these autonomous AI-based roles, security teams are expected to have improved capabilities for modelling risks, understanding organisational vulnerabilities, and planning long-term defence strategies. GreyMatter Agentic Teammates work autonomously and are continually available, supporting organisations in managing increasing security demands without significantly expanding human resource requirements. The GreyMatter platform, according to ReliaQuest, connects telemetry from cloud, multi-cloud and on-premises environments, helping organisations detect, contain, investigate, and respond to threats quickly and efficiently. The company says this technology eliminates the need for routine Tier 1 and Tier 2 security operations tasks and customises outcomes to suit diverse industry needs and technical infrastructures.
Entrepreneur
a day ago
- Business
- Entrepreneur
Flexprice Raises USD500K Pre-Seed to Build Open-Source Billing Stack for AI-First Companies
Flexprice aims to eliminate the complexity and time burden of building usage-based and hybrid billing systems in-house You're reading Entrepreneur India, an international franchise of Entrepreneur Media. Open-source billing platform Flexprice has secured USD500,000 in a pre-seed funding round led by early-stage investor TDV Partners, with participation from prominent angel investors and operators from companies like Magicpin, Zomato, Innovaccer, and Aftershoot. Positioning itself as a modular billing solution for the emerging generation of AI and Agentic companies, Flexprice aims to eliminate the complexity and time burden of building usage-based and hybrid billing systems in-house. As software companies shift from static subscription models to usage-based monetization to match the dynamics of AI workloads and API consumption, traditional billing tools are proving inadequate. According to Flexprice, today's AI-native teams face a bottleneck as they try to build scalable billing infrastructure that can support metered pricing, entitlement gating, and quota management. "Today's AI and Agentic teams need to move fast as the competition on product distribution goes up. Ability to move fast with pricing and scalable billing plays a critical role," said Manish Choudhary, CEO of Flexprice. "Flexprice is built to ensure pricing, packaging and billing are never a bottleneck." The new funding will be used to grow Flexprice's engineering team, integrate with widely used payment gateways such as Stripe, Adyen, and Razorpay, and expand its open-source offerings. The platform supports a variety of pricing models—from pay-as-you-go to volume-based tiers—and includes developer-first APIs, real-time analytics, and self-hostable architecture for transparency. "We believe open infrastructure is the future," said Nikhil Mishra, CTO of Flexprice. "Our goal is to make modern billing accessible, composable, and cost-effective—whether you're an early-stage AI startup or a scaling business." Flexprice is targeting a USD 4 billion total addressable market (TAM) in AI billing infrastructure, expected to grow at 20 per cent CAGR, fueled by the proliferation of GenAI tools, API-based services, and real-time data platforms. The founding team comprises former product and engineering leaders from AI and consumer tech firms and is already supporting early-stage ventures in LLM tooling, AI search, and analytics infrastructure. Commenting on the investment, Ujwal Sutaria, General Partner at TDV Partners, said, "We believe Flexprice is solving a fundamental infrastructure gap in the monetization stack for AI and Agentic companies. The team's open-source-first approach, deep developer empathy, and modular product vision give them a unique edge in a rapidly expanding market."
Yahoo
2 days ago
- Business
- Yahoo
Cuber AI Unveils AgenticX at WAIC 2025, Leads Global Dialogue on AI-Driven Supply Chain Transformation
SINGAPORE, July 29, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- At the prestigious World Artificial Intelligence Conference (WAIC) 2025, Cuber AI proudly launched AgenticX, its next-generation Agentic Digital Employee platform, while hosting a high-level roundtable exploring the role of Agentic AI in shaping autonomous supply chains. The exclusive session brought together influential leaders from across the global logistics and AI ecosystem, including Dr. Thomas Sim, President-elect of FIATA; Ng Chee Keong (CK), Managing Director of Cuber AI; Bilal Abdallah, Principal Consultant from Saudi Arabia; Ruben Huber, Founder & Director of OceanX Network; and Marco Reichel, Managing Director & Founder of Empire Bison (Singapore). AgenticX: Driving the Future of Autonomous Supply Chains Designed to automate complex logistics processes end-to-end, from order execution to dynamic freight allocation ; AgenticX combines multimodal large language models (MLLMs) with advanced memory, reasoning, and autonomous decision-making capabilities. As demonstrated live by Cuber AI's CK, the platform can autonomously process documents, predict shipment disruptions, and negotiate freight slots, eliminating manual bottlenecks. "We're not replacing humans," said CK. "We're unlocking their potential—freeing them to focus on strategic growth, while AgenticX handles repetitive operations at scale." Global Industry Voices Endorse the Agentic Imperative The roundtable participants echoed a shared urgency to adopt AI amid workforce shortages and geopolitical disruption: Marco Reichel (Empire Bison) shared how Agentic automation of e-commerce documentation has allowed their team to refocus on business development. Ruben Huber (OceanX Network) emphasized the need for autonomous quoting:"With over 100 algorithmic RFQs daily, AI-driven responses are no longer a luxury, they're mission-critical." Bilal Abdallah advocated for responsible AI deployment, noting:"Governance must evolve alongside automation. Start small, target pain points like demand forecasting." Addressing Barriers to Adoption Panelists tackled adoption resistance, especially from frontline teams. CK highlighted the importance of executive sponsorship: "We show CEOs that AI doesn't cut jobs, it reallocates. We've helped clients redeploy up to 10% of operations staff to customer-facing roles, directly increasing topline revenue." Cuber AI's internal studies reveal that AgenticX delivers 2–5% efficiency improvements per process cycle, with significantly higher impact in labor-intensive, high-cost markets such as Singapore. A Vision for Human-Agentic Collaboration Cuber AI's presence at WAIC 2025 reinforces its mission to build not only intelligent systems but also equitable, resilient supply chains, powered by collaborative Agentic that augments human capability. "AgenticX marks a new chapter," CK concluded. "One where humans and AI work side-by-side to shape the future of logistics." For media inquiries or partnership opportunities, please contact: | View original content to download multimedia: SOURCE Cuber AI
Yemen Online
23-07-2025
- Business
- Yemen Online
FAB's Record H1 2025 Earnings: A Strategic Case for Undervalued Growth in the UAE Banking Sector
First Abu Dhabi Bank (FAB) has shattered expectations with its record-breaking first-half 2025 financial performance, posting a net profit of AED 10.63 billion—a 26% year-on-year increase—and a Return on Tangible Equity (RoTE) of 20.5%. These figures not only outpace industry benchmarks but also underscore FAB's emergence as a leader in AI-driven innovation and diversified revenue generation. For investors, this represents a compelling opportunity to capitalize on a bank that is redefining the UAE banking sector's growth trajectory while trading at a discount to its intrinsic value. FAB's strategic embrace of artificial intelligence (AI) has positioned it as a pioneer in digital banking. The deployment of a foundational Agentic AI platform, coupled with the rollout of Microsoft MSFT -0.28% 365 Copilot for all employees, has streamlined operations and enhanced decision-making. Innovations such as the Board AI Observer—a tool that analyzes boardroom discussions to optimize governance—and Voice Concierge, which personalizes customer service, have significantly improved operational efficiency. These advancements have reduced the cost-to-income ratio to 22.3% in Q1 2025 (down from 24% a year earlier), while boosting customer satisfaction and retention. The integration of AI into credit analytics and onboarding processes has further strengthened FAB's risk management framework. By automating underwriting and fraud detection, the bank has reduced loan impairments and accelerated customer acquisition. This technological edge is not just a cost-saving measure—it's a revenue driver. For instance, FAB's AI-powered investment banking division secured a landmark deal to finance one of the region's largest data center projects, contributing to a 17% year-on-year revenue increase in its global markets segment. FAB's revenue model is increasingly resilient, with non-interest income surging 41% to AED 8.35 billion in H1 2025. This growth was fueled by a 25% rise in fees and commissions and a 30% increase in foreign exchange and investment income. The bank's non-interest income now accounts for 46% of total revenue—a stark contrast to the UAE banking sector's average of 38%. This diversification insulates FAB from interest rate fluctuations and positions it to thrive in a low-rate environment. Geographic diversification further amplifies this resilience. FAB's international operations, spanning 16 countries, contributed 30% year-on-year revenue growth in H1 2024. Its recent membership in the Cross-Border Interbank Payment System (CIPS) as the first bank FRBA -- in the MENA region has unlocked new cross-border transaction opportunities, particularly in China and Asia. Domestically, FAB's expansion into wealth management, personal banking, and corporate finance has driven 12% revenue growth in these segments.
