Cynamics

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Cynamics has been selected as a Distinguished Vendor by TAG Cyber in their 2022 TAG Cyber Security Annual. Cynamics offers a disruptive sample-based, AI-driven Network Detection and Response (NDR) solution. The companys solution provides full network coverage, visibility, and threat prediction, and can be deployed in any network size and architecture. TAG Cyber recognized the increasing interest in Cynamics solution from customers and decision-makers. The CEO of TAG Cyber, Dr. Ed Amoroso, praised Cynamics for fulfilling a real evolving need and predicted a great future for the company. Cynamics CEO, Eyal Elyashiv, expressed honor in being included as a TAG Cyber Distinguished Vendor and highlighted the companys scalable and performing network visibility solution. Cynamics aims to provide total network visibility at a fraction of the cost of comparable solutions. The article does not mention any specific partners, customers, investment or acquisition amounts, layoffs, or the date of the event.

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Israeli cybersecurity start-up Cynamics, founded by Dr. Aviv Yachzakel, has raised $7 million in seed funding. The company uses innovative AI technologies to provide comprehensive network coverage and detect attacks. Yachzakel, who is also the youngest doctorate holder in the Computer Science faculty at the Technion, has a strong academic and military background in cybersecurity. He previously led research teams in the Israeli Navy and Unit 8200, and worked as a senior researcher and AI leader at NICE. Yachzakel aims to be a global leader in technology, innovation, and strategy.

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Cynamics, an AI-driven nextgen Network Detection and Response (NDR) startup, has raised $7 million in funding led by Marius Nacht. The company plans to establish a new headquarters in Boston to expand into the U.S. market and serve its 80 North American customers. Cynamics uses AI technology to analyze 1% of network samples and predict the behavior of the remaining 99% to prevent threats and attacks. The funding round aims to broaden the companys market opportunity to nearly 30 million SMBs across the U.S. Cynamics has grown to serve customers in various sectors and aims to provide full network coverage and detect threats with high precision.

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Israeli AI-driven NDR startup, Cynamics, has raised $7 million in funding. The round was led by Marius Nacht, co-founder of Checkpoint Software Technologies, with participation from Colibri Technologies and Fantail Ventures. Cynamics is establishing a new headquarters in Boston to lead expansion in the U.S. and serve its North American customers. The company has developed a cybersecurity solution based on network samples and uses AI technology to predict attacks and threats. It currently has over 80 customers in the U.S. and Canada, including hospitals, cities, security agencies, and ISPs.

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Cynamics, a startup, plans to release its cloud-based network-monitoring solution that uses AI technology to detect malware and cyberattacks quickly. The solution can monitor all devices on a network and detect anomalies in traffic patterns, allowing for early detection and mitigation efforts. The CEO of Cynamics, Eyal Elyashiv, stated that many enterprises already have mitigation capabilities but struggle with detecting the problem. The network-monitoring solution aims to address this issue. The solution has been tested by Fayette County, GA, and has shown promising results in terms of speed and accuracy. Cynamics plans to make the solution available in April at a cost of $30,000 per year for municipalities. The solution is scalable and can accommodate the growth of infrastructure without additional costs.