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Technical.ly
5 hours ago
- Business
- Technical.ly
Baltimore weekly roundup: A $15M local cyber seed; legal pitfalls; Johns Hopkins' hiring freeze
This week's newsletter features news on an eight-figure seed round for Pixee, a cyber company whose tech not only finds code vulnerabilities, but fixes them, too. Plus, several local founders shared their advice on legal strategies and pitfalls for startups during a panel at our 2025 Builders Conference. Scroll down for more news from throughout the Baltimore region. 📰 News Incubator: What to know • The Economic Development Administration rescinded six of the recent awards it granted to previously designated Tech Hubs earlier this year. Commerce plans to open applications for another funding round this summer and announce awardees in 2026, putting Baltimore back in the running for millions. [ • Johns Hopkins is pausing raises and freezing hiring as federal cuts continue. The university already announced it would lay off 2,000 employees. [Baltimore Biz Journal] • Meta is relying on Baltimore's Constellation Energy to secure nuclear power for fueling AI developments and data centers. [Baltimore Banner] • Harper's Choice Middle School in Columbia has a new STEM center thanks to the Cal Ripken Sr. Foundation and the state. The philanthropic org, named after the Orioles player, has set up these centers across the country. [CBS/ • Baltimore City has an RFP open for internet service providers to deliver affordable services in public housing units. [BCIT] • Columbia cyber firm Tenable is acquiring Apex Security. The firm has been busy: Leadership announced the purchase of an Israeli firm earlier this year for $147 million in cash and $3 million in restricted stock units. Tenable also recently announced a new office opening in Tel Aviv and hired a chief product officer. [Tenable/ • Check out how to best deliver your startup pitch, among other lessons from founders and investors. [ • Maryland's AG is suing Trump over attempts to cut National Science Foundation programs. [AG Brown] 🗓️ On the Calendar • Partner event: Learn about the ways innovation, tech and outer space intersect on June 24 at the World Trade Center Institute's next AGILE Global Innovation Series event. [ Details here ] • Techstars showcases its AI Health accelerator cohort at a demo day in the Ravens' stadium on June 5. [ Details here ] • Network with local business owners and celebrate the nonprofit LET'S GO's new offices on June 5. [ Details here ] • Test out the latest in local video games during Indie Game Fest on June 7 at Enoch Pratt Free Library. [ Details here ] • Hear from CEO Chris Wink and leaders in Pittsburgh on June 11 about how elected officials and civil servants can improve local operations. [ Details here ] • Listen to how entrepreneurs have overcome different challenges on June 11 at an event hosted by EO Baltimore. [ Details here ] • Watch demos from local technologists on June 14 at the next Baltimore Code and Coffee. [ Details here ] • Local tech orgs are hosting a cookout on June 28 at Wonderground Park. []


Techday NZ
2 days ago
- Business
- Techday NZ
Tenable to acquire Apex Security, bolstering AI risk control
Tenable has announced its intent to acquire Apex Security to expand its exposure management capabilities within the artificial intelligence (AI) attack surface. The planned acquisition is aimed at incorporating Apex Security's technology into Tenable's exposure management platform, as AI adoption accelerates and new cyber risks emerge. Tenable has previously addressed AI-related security concerns through its Tenable AI Aware product, introduced in 2024, which assists organisations in identifying and assessing AI usage across their operations. The integration of Apex Security's capabilities would allow Tenable to move beyond detection and assessment, enabling organisations to govern AI usage, enforce policies, and control exposure risks for both off-the-shelf and in-house-developed AI systems. Generative AI and autonomous systems are contributing to a broader and more complex attack surface, exposing organisations to risks such as shadow AI applications, AI-generated code, synthetic identities, and unregulated cloud services. The expansion of Tenable's exposure management offering comes at a time when cyber risk management is adapting to the pace and scale of AI-driven digital transformation. Steve Vintz, Co-Chief Executive Officer and Chief Financial Officer at Tenable, said: "AI dramatically expands the attack surface, introducing dynamic, fast-moving risks most organisations aren't prepared for. Tenable's strategy has always been to stay ahead of attack surface expansion — not just managing exposures, but eliminating them before they can be exploited." Mark Thurmond, Co-Chief Executive Officer at Tenable, spoke about the proactive need for addressing AI risks. He said: "As organisations move quickly to adopt AI, many recognise that now is the moment to get ahead of the risk — before large-scale attacks materialise. Apex delivers the visibility, context, and control security teams need to reduce AI-generated exposure proactively. It will be a powerful addition to the Tenable One platform and a perfect fit for our preemptive approach to cybersecurity." Apex Security, founded in 2023, has attracted support from Chief Information Security Officers (CISOs) as well as prominent investors such as Sam Altman of OpenAI, Clem Delangue of Hugging Face, and venture capital firms Sequoia Capital and Index Ventures. The company's focus has been on securing AI usage among developers and general staff, helping address policy enforcement, usage management, and compliance challenges linked to AI adoption. Matan Derman, Chief Executive Officer and Co-Founder of Apex Security, commented on the strategic fit with Tenable. He said: "The AI attack surface is deeply intertwined with everything else organisations are already securing. Treating it as part of exposure management is the most strategic approach. We're excited to join forces with Tenable to help customers manage AI risk in context — not as a silo, but as part of their broader environment." Following the completion of the acquisition, Tenable expects to begin delivering integrated capabilities as part of the Tenable One platform during the second half of 2025. Tenable describes Tenable One as an exposure management platform which brings together visibility, context, and management for a range of attack surfaces from IT infrastructure to cloud environments. The financial terms of the deal have not been disclosed. The transaction is expected to close later this quarter, pending customary approvals and closing conditions.


Tahawul Tech
2 days ago
- Business
- Tahawul Tech
Tenable reveals Global Partner Award winners
Tenable®, the exposure management company, recently announced the recipients of its Global Partner Awards during Tenable AssureWorld — the company's fifth annual virtual partner conference. Those honoured this year include IBM — Global System Integrator of the Year; Siemens Energy — Tenable OT Security Partner of the Year; Telefonica — MSSP Partner of the Year; and AWS — Global Technology Partner of the Year. Tenable also crowned its regional Partners of the Year which recognises those partners who consistently surpass expectations in collaboration and contribution throughout the year. This year's winners are: Asia Pacific and Japan – DXC Europe, the Middle East and Africa – Softcat (UKI) Latin America – Global Sec Tecnologia North America – CDW Public Sector – SHI 'As a partner-first company, Tenable is hyper-focused on investing in and supporting channel partners, promoting collective success', said Jeff Brooks, Senior Vice President of Global Channels, Tenable. 'Our Global Partner Awards recognise partners whose dedication and collaboration with Tenable deliver truly exceptional outcomes in helping customers eradicate priority cyber weaknesses and protect against attacks'. Tenable AssureWorld is an exclusive event that allows Tenable and its partners to come together to learn and share information. The conference provides insights from top executives on Tenable's vision, revenue strategy, customer-focused business strategy, product roadmap, and other key areas of cybersecurity. In addition to providing resellers, distributors, MSSPs, and systems integrators with innovative exposure management solutions, the Tenable Assure Partner Program arms partners with sales and marketing assistance, training and certification opportunities, services-delivery certification and technical support to grow their business and deliver exceptional exposure management and risk mitigation. More information on the Tenable Assure Partner Program is available at: Image Credit: Tenable


Wales Online
3 days ago
- Entertainment
- Wales Online
Richard Ayoade and Warwick Davis to host Audible comedy podcast
Richard Ayoade and Warwick Davis to host Audible comedy podcast 'Future Tense with Richard Ayoade and Warwick Davis' will be available from June 5 and will see the pessimistic 'The IT Crowd' star and the ever cheerful 'Star Wars' actor Richard Ayoade (Image: BBC ) Richard Ayoade and Warwick Davis are teaming up for an Audible comedy podcast. 'Future Tense with Richard Ayoade and Warwick Davis' will be available from June 5 and will see the pessimistic 'The IT Crowd' star and the ever cheerful 'Star Wars' actor – who have a shared love of past roles in sci-fi – venture beneath Audible HQ to the 'Future Tense lab', fully equipped to interrogate the future we are being told to look forward to. Over the course of six episodes, the pair will discuss the downsides of celebrating your 150th birthday and consider whether human civilisation peaked with the penny-farthing. Richard and Warwick will deliver equal parts naive enthusiasm and sharp scepticism as they tackle the key questions facing our collective future. With assistance from comedic performer and popular science writer Helen Keen and expert guests providing actual facts, listeners will be taken on a hilarious yet informative journey – from robots to relationships – to unravel a future that nobody has ordered, but everybody will receive. Article continues below Warwick said: "I'm absolutely thrilled to have worked with Richard Ayoade on Audible's brilliant new podcast series, 'Future Tense'. His brilliantly dry wit was the perfect counterpoint to my optimism and made for a fun, dynamic collaboration, and I learned a lot along the way too." Richard added: "When I was first asked about this podcast I thought it was a bad idea, but then maybe it could be ok. And now we've made that bad or maybe ok idea a reality. I hope you listen and agree." Meanwhile, Warwick previously hosted the ITV afternoon quiz show 'Tenable' and has urged fans to rally together to get the programme back on screens after it was axed last year. Article continues below The 55-year-old actor said: "Presenting 'Tenable' was one of my favourite things to do. "I loved the show. People tell me they still watch old episodes now and enjoy it. I feel like I should video people on my phone when they say, 'We miss Tenable', and then send them to ITV!" 'Future Tense with Richard Ayoade and Warwick Davis', an Audible Original, will be exclusively available from June 5th 2025 at Membership may be required.


Channel Post MEA
3 days ago
- Business
- Channel Post MEA
Tenable Announces Intent to Acquire Apex Security
Tenable has announced its intent to acquire Apex Security , an innovator in securing the rapidly expanding AI attack surface. Tenable believes the acquisition, once completed, will strengthen Tenable's ability to help organizations identify and reduce cyber risk in a world increasingly shaped by artificial intelligence. Generative AI tools and autonomous systems are rapidly expanding the attack surface and introducing new risks — from shadow AI apps and AI-generated code to synthetic identities and ungoverned cloud services. In 2024, Tenable launched Tenable AI Aware which already helps thousands of organizations detect and assess AI usage across their environments. Adding Apex capabilities will expand on that foundation — adding the ability to govern usage, enforce policy, and control exposure across both the AI that organizations use and the AI they build. This move reinforces Tenable's long-standing strategy of delivering scalable, unified exposure management as AI adoption accelerates. 'AI dramatically expands the attack surface, introducing dynamic, fast-moving risks most organizations aren't prepared for,' said Steve Vintz, Co-CEO and CFO, Tenable. 'Tenable's strategy has always been to stay ahead of attack surface expansion — not just managing exposures, but eliminating them before they can be exploited.' 'As organizations move quickly to adopt AI, many recognize that now is the moment to get ahead of the risk — before large-scale attacks materialize,' said Mark Thurmond, Co-CEO, Tenable. 'Apex delivers the visibility, context, and control security teams need to reduce AI-generated exposure proactively. It will be a powerful addition to the Tenable One platform and a perfect fit for our preemptive approach to cybersecurity.' Founded in 2023, Apex attracted early interest from CISOs and top investors, including Sam Altman (OpenAI), Clem Delangue (Hugging Face), and venture capital firms Sequoia Capital and Index Ventures. The company quickly emerged as an innovator in securing the use of AI by developers and everyday employees alike — addressing the growing need to manage usage, enforce policy, and ensure compliance at scale. 'The AI attack surface is deeply intertwined with everything else organizations are already securing. Treating it as part of exposure management is the most strategic approach. We're excited to join forces with Tenable to help customers manage AI risk in context — not as a silo, but as part of their broader environment,' said Matan Derman, CEO and Co-Founder of Apex Security. Following the acquisition close, Tenable expects to deliver integrated capabilities in the second half of 2025 as part of Tenable One — the industry's first and most comprehensive exposure management platform. The financial terms of the deal were not disclosed. The deal is expected to close later this quarter. 0 0