Cronus Cyber Technologies News
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Orchestra Group buys Israeli cybersecurity co Cronus
Orchestra Group has acquired Israeli cybersecurity startup Cronus to expand its technological solutions and capabilities in developing integrated and proactive cybersecurity solutions. The amount paid for the acquisition has not been disclosed. Cronus has developed systems to act as virtual hackers, identifying vulnerable points in the network for remediation. Orchestra Group plans to invest in and improve Cronus developments for synchronized and proactive cyber defense. The acquisition will integrate Cronus developments into Orchestras broad range of cybersecurity solutions.
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Cronus Cyber Technologies Named 2017 Cyber Defense Magazine Cyber Security Leader
Cronus Cyber Technologies has been named the Cyber Security Leader of 2017 by Cyber Defense Magazine. The companys innovative approach combines automated penetration testing with vulnerability management to provide actionable insights on threats. Cronus Cyber Technologies CEO, Doron Sivan, believes they are on the right path to revolutionize cyber security. The company will be hosting meetings at IT-SA in Nuremberg, Germany to share their success with potential partners.
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Cronus on Cybersecurity 500 list of world's hottest cybersecurity companies - Automated Penetration Test
Cronus Cyber Technologies Wins Cyber Defense Magazine Infosec Awards for Most Innovative Managed Security Service Provider (MSSP) - Automated Penetration Test
Cronus on CB Insight top 12 tech startups transforming the cyber industry! - Automated Penetration Test
Israeli cyber security co Cronus raises $3.5m
Cyber security startup Cronus Cyber has raised $3.5 million in a financing round. The company, which uses an algorithm to imitate the way hackers think, has raised a total of $6.2 million since its founding. The funding will enable Cronus to expand its business to the US market. The companys product is currently installed at financial concerns and large organizations, including the First International Bank of Israel and Fortune 1000 companies. Cronus received previous funding from the Ministry of the Economy and Industry Chief Scientist. The companys chairman is former Israeli Air Force chief Eitan Ben Eliyahu.
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Cyber security co Cronus raises $2.2m
Israeli cybersecurity startup Cronus has raised $2.2 million in funding from JANVEST Capital Partners LLC and other investors. The funding is in addition to the investment it had already received from the Office of the Chief Scientist. The company has also announced that former Israeli Air Force chief Eitan Ben Eliyahu has been named chairman of the board. Cronus has developed the CyBot, a virtual hacker that can mimic the common patterns of a normal hacker, allowing companies to simulate penetration scenarios.
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