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Deep Instinct cuts staff amid strategic shifts | CTech
Deep Instinct, an Israeli cybersecurity firm, recently laid off around 20 employees following the closure of certain operations. This follows a similar layoff in April 2023. The company, which employs 180 people, raised $62 million in September 2022 from BlackRock and Chrysalis, bringing its total funding to around $300 million. In September 2022, Deep Instinct also underwent a leadership change, with Lane Bess taking over as CEO from Guy Caspi, who became the GM & Chief Alliance Officer. The companys platform uses deep learning technology to predict, prevent, and analyze cyberattacks.
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Deep Instinct Introduces DIANNA, the First Generative AI-Powered Cybersecurity Assistant to Provide Expert-Level Malware Analysis for Unknown Threats
New Deep Instinct AI assistant bridges the gap in malware analysis - SiliconANGLE
Deep Instinct Ltd., a threat protection-focused startup, has launched DIANNA, an AI assistant that provides expert-level malware analysis for unknown threats. DIANNA is powered by a large language model and serves as a virtual AI team of malware analysts and incident response specialists. The service provides deep analysis of known and unknown attacks, revealing the techniques employed and behaviors of files to facilitate understanding and mitigation of threats before a breach. Deep Instinct has raised $322 million in funding, including a round of $43 million in February 2020.
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Deep Instinct named one of CRN's Top 20 Cybersecurity companies for 2024
Deep Instinct, an Israeli cybersecurity firm, has been recognized as one of the top artificial intelligence cybersecurity companies for 2024 by CRN, a leading American technology and information magazine. The company, founded by Guy Caspi in 2010, specializes in advanced security solutions based on deep learning and AI technology. Deep Instincts GenAI technology allows for the creation of new content through deep learning, enhancing its defensive capabilities and improving the security posture of its clients. The company is known for its high accuracy in threat detection and low rate of false positives.
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Deep Instinct Launches Prevention-First Approach to Storage Protection
Cybersecurity startup Deep Instinct laying off 15% of team | CTech
Israeli cybersecurity startup Deep Instinct is laying off 46 of its 300 employees, which is over 15% of its workforce. This includes 19 of its 166 employees in Israel, and 27 team members in its European and U.S. offices. The company has also decided to stop recruiting in Israel and focus on Europe and the U.S. Deep Instinct raised $62 million from BlackRock and Chrysalis of UK-based Jupiter Fund Management in September 2022, bringing its total funding to around $300 million. The company also saw a significant change in its leadership team last September, with Guy Caspi stepping down as CEO to become the company’s Chairman and CPO.
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New Threat Report from Deep Instinct Identifies Gang Changes, New Tactics, and New Victims in 2022
Deep Instinct raises $62 million from BlackRock and Jupiter | CTech
Israeli cybersecurity company Deep Instinct has raised $62 million in a funding round led by BlackRock and Chrysalis. The company plans to add another $18 million to the round, bringing the total funding to $80 million. Deep Instinct is expected to go public in the next 18-24 months. The company is also undergoing a leadership change, with Guy Caspi transitioning from CEO to Chairman and CPO, and Lane Bess taking over as CEO. Deep Instinct has decided to step away from the SMB market, resulting in layoffs of around 30 sales team members in the U.S. However, the company plans to recruit around 60 employees for its R&D center in Tel Aviv and sales positions. Deep Instincts platform uses deep learning technology to predict, prevent, and analyze cyberattacks.
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נדב ממן: "אנחנו יכולים למנוע מתקפות סייבר בשבריר שניה" כלכליסט
Nadav Maman, co-founder and CTO of Deep Instinct, spoke at the Mind the Tech NY 2021 conference about the increasing threat of cyber attacks. He noted that 60% of small organizations have seen a significant increase in attacks in recent years, with only 12% of ransomware attacks being prevented this year. Maman highlighted the challenge of understanding that an attack has occurred, as 80% of attacks are new and unknown. Deep Instinct has developed an artificial intelligence and deep learning solution to provide active defense against zero-day threats and advanced cyber attacks.
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Deep Instinct identifies top 5 ransomware attacks in the first half of 2021
Israeli cybersecurity platform Deep Instinct has released its bi-annual report highlighting the most pressing issues in the cybersecurity space. The report identifies ransomware attacks as a dominant trend and highlights the five most effective ransomware attacks. It emphasizes the importance of communication and cooperation in investigating and pursuing cybercriminals. The report also mentions an 800 percent increase in ransomware attacks between January and June 2019 compared to the same period in 2021. Deep Instinct urges governments to partner with the private sector to prevent future attacks.
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Deep Instinct Pioneers Deep-Learning Malware Prevention to Protect Mission Critical Business Applications at Scale
Deep Instinct Partners to Benefit From New Chrysalis Investments Funding
Deep Instinct, a cybersecurity vendor, has raised $67 million in a new investment round led by Chrysalis Investments. This brings the companys total funding to $240 million. The investment will be used to build out a partner program, increase market awareness, and expand sales presence globally. Deep Instinct plans to invest in its partners and enhance its product features to differentiate itself from competitors. The companys chief revenue officer emphasized the importance of partners in driving the companys expansion plans. The investment is seen as a validation of Deep Instincts best-in-class technologies in threat prevention using deep learning. The cybersecurity platform is expected to disrupt the market with its advantages over traditional endpoint detection and response solutions.
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Israeli cybersecurity co Deep Instinct raises $100m
Israeli cybersecurity company Deep Instinct has completed a $100 million Series D financing round led by BlackRock and other investors. This brings the total amount raised by the company to $200 million. The funds will be used to fuel the companys aggressive growth plans. Deep Instincts platform uses deep learning to predict, prevent, and analyze cyberattacks at any touchpoint of an organization. The company plans to increase its number of employees and expand its deep learning research and product development groups. Deep Instinct expects to go public on Wall Street within two to 30 months. The company has seen a triple increase in enterprise customers in the past year.
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Deep Instinct raises $43 million for deep learning to thwart cyberattacks
Deep Instinct, a cybersecurity company, has raised $43 million in a venture capital round to advance its deep learning technology for predicting and preventing cyberattacks. The company has developed an artificial deep neural network brain that can rapidly learn about new forms of malware and ransomware, enabling it to predict and prevent future attacks with high accuracy. Deep Instinct targets markets such as finance, health, aerospace, and insurance, and reported a tripled customer base in 2019. The funding round was led by Millennium New Horizons and included participation from Nvidia, LG, and Unbound, among others. Deep Instinct has now raised a total of $100 million.
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HP teams with Deep Instinct on cybersecurity
HP Inc. has partnered with cybersecurity company Deep Instinct to launch HP Sure Sense on its EliteBook and HP ZBook devices. HP Sure Sense is a standalone, self-managed solution that provides zero-time detection and prevention of malware, including anti-ransomware and behavioral protection. The solution is based on Deep Instincts deep learning technology. Deep Instinct was recently recognized for achieving a 100 percent prevention rate and zero false-positives in threat prevention evaluation tests. The partnership between HP and Deep Instinct is the first step in a long and strategic partnership.
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Tech Data has partnered with Deep Instinct to offer their deep learning cybersecurity platform to customers in the U.S., Canada, and Latin America. The platform uses artificial intelligence and deep learning to predict and prevent cyber attacks. Tech Data believes that AI-based deep learning tools are the future of advanced cyber protection. The partnership allows Tech Datas customers to stay on the cutting edge of security while focusing on growing their businesses. Deep Instincts deep neural network achieves a high detection rate and low false positive rate for new files. The solution is self-contained and does not require a network connection or human intervention to work.
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Deep Instinct Continues Momentum in ANZ With New Hires and Business Wins
Three Artificial Intelligence (AI)-Infused Security Solution Providers Named IDC Innovators
Deep Instinct Introduces New Analytical Capabilities for Superior Cyberattack Insights and Visibility
Tech Data signs distribution agreement with cybersecurity vendor Deep Instinct
Deep Instinct, an Israel-based cybersecurity software provider, has signed Tech Data as its distributor for Australia, New Zealand, and Southeast Asia. The companys deep learning-equipped cybersecurity solutions are in high demand, particularly in the banking and finance, manufacturing, and education sectors. Deep Instinct also announced new product capabilities, including a Mac OS compatible solution, advanced endpoint protection features, and additional value-added threat intelligence services. The company has made new hires within the APAC region to support its growth. Tech Datas partnership will enable Deep Instinct to deliver ground-breaking prevention against increasingly sophisticated threats.
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Deep Instinct Extends Protection Security Layers Across Devices with macOS Support
Deep Instinct Awarded as Technology Pioneer by World Economic Forum
Deep Instinct, a cybersecurity company, has been selected as one of the World Economic Forums technology pioneers. The company applies deep learning to cybersecurity, resulting in accurate detection and real-time prevention. This recognition is expected to facilitate collaboration with business leaders, governments, and civil society to develop technological solutions. Deep Instinct is honored to be acknowledged for its innovative thinking and breakthrough application of deep learning technology. The World Economic Forums selection committee chose the 30 most promising Technology Pioneers based on criteria including innovation, potential impact, and leadership. Deep Instinct is headquartered in Tel Aviv, Israel, and has offices in San Francisco, CA.
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Frost & Sullivan Applauds the Unparalleled Accuracy of Deep Instinct's Deep Learning-Based Endpoint and Mobile Security Solution
Frost & Sullivan recognizes Deep Instinct with the 2017 Global Frost & Sullivan Award for Technology Innovation for its unique endpoint protection solution that leverages deep learning. The solution provides unmatched levels of cybersecurity and has a low false positive rate. Deep Instincts largest customer bases include financial services, healthcare, and education. The company offers customer support services and engages in regular discussions with customers to understand their specific requirements. This award recognizes Deep Instincts uniqueness in developing and leveraging new technologies that significantly impact the functionality and customer value of its products.
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Israeli co Deep Instinct wins security award in Las Vegas
Israeli startup Deep Instinct has been named Most Innovative Startup at the Black Hat IT security conference. The companys deep learning app for cyber security, launched in November 2015, has advanced capabilities in detecting and preventing security threats and breaches in real time. Deep Instinct CEO Guy Caspi expressed excitement about winning the award and highlighted the companys drive for innovation.
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Deep Instinct: A New Way to Prevent Malware, With Deep Learning (Updated)
Deep Instinct, a company founded by Israeli Defense Force Cybersecurity veterans, uses artificial intelligence Deep Learning algorithms to detect and prevent malware. The company has achieved a high detection rate compared to other antivirus programs. Deep Instincts methods are being compared to competitors such as Cylance and FireEye. The company plans to release a traffic module to detect malware and APTs. Deep Instinct has attracted investment from companies like Samsung, Qualcomm, and Nvidia. The pricing for Deep Instincts appliance is competitive with other players in the market.
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Cybersecurity, Deep Instinct Ltd.
Deep Instinct Ltd. is a cybersecurity company that provides solutions to block zero-day and APT attacks. Their approach is based on artificial intelligences deep learning, which allows them to understand and detect attacks in real-time. The company launched its commercially available solution in November 2015 and has already implemented it in the US and several European countries. Deep InstinctTM offers a free proof-of-concept to prospective clients to demonstrate their capabilities. They reach out to potential clients through their strong footprint in the US market, partnerships with integrators like UST Global, and participation in industry conferences and trade shows. The company is funded by venture capital firms and investors, but they anticipate the need for additional funding in the future. Deep InstinctTM faces commercial challenges in convincing potential clients of their unique and innovative solution.
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Israeli start-up Deep Instinct has plans to launch an antivirus service that can detect malware and viruses by essentially teaching itself to spot nefarious code...
Israeli start-up Deep Instinct plans to launch an antivirus service that uses Deep Learning to detect malware and viruses. The company claims its software is 20% more effective than current antivirus solutions. Deep Instinct, along with Microsoft and Invincea, is exploring the potential of Deep Learning to combat malware. However, self-aware malware detection using Deep Learning is still in the early stages.
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Deep Instinct Launches First Commercially Available, Real-Time Cyberse
Deep Instinct has announced the first commercially available cyber-threat detection and prevention solution based on deep learning. The solution provides real-time detection and prevention across all endpoints and/or mobile devices, accurate prediction of unknown cyber threats using proprietary deep learning algorithms, and infrastructure-agnostic protection across all devices, operating systems, and platforms. Deep Instincts deep learning research group, led by Dr. Eli David, aims to accurately detect and prevent unexpected cyber-attacks in real-time. The companys CEO, Guy Caspi, emphasizes the need for a new approach to counter cyber-attacks and highlights the positive results achieved with their deep learning model. Deep Instinct is headquartered in San Francisco, CA, and Tel Aviv, Israel.
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Techsploration and Irving Shipbuilding have announced the awarding of four scholarships to young women entering skilled trades, business, and technology programs at NSCC. The scholarships aim to support and encourage women in these fields.
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