Kyle Alspach is a Senior Editor at CRN, specializing in cybersecurity. With a focus on providing in-depth analysis and reporting on the latest trends and developments in the cybersecurity industry, Kyle's work has been featured in various publications including CRN Australia, VentureBeat, CRN, and Computing.
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AI Generative AI capabilities appear to be giving defenders an edge over the attackers—for now, according to Google Cloud's Nick Godfrey.
By: Kyle Alspach
Cybersecurity giant Palo Alto Networks has done a lot of M&A in recent years — but its acquisitions of QRadar SaaS and Talon Cyber Security may be its best yet, according to CEO Nikesh Arora.
Channel-friendly startups offering tools for cloud and AI security, data security and security operations are among those that have stood out during the year.
By: Kyle Alspach
CrowdStrike reported a near-perfect customer retention rate during Q3 of its fiscal 2025, showing that customers continue to trust CrowdStrike for its ‘ability to stop breaches,’ CEO George Kurtz said Tuesday.
By: Kyle Alspach
CrowdStrike added new recurring revenue during its latest quarter, which analysts called an encouraging sign in the wake of the massive IT outage caused by the vendor’s faulty update in July.
By: Kyle Alspach
T-Mobile CISO Jeff Simon said a post Wednesday that ‘our defenses protected our sensitive customer information,’ in the wake of reports about a major hacking operation by a China-linked threat actor targeting internet service providers.
The cybersecurity giant reported a near-perfect customer retention rate during its latest quarter, showing that customers continue to trust CrowdStrike for its ‘ability to stop breaches,' CEO George Kurtz said Tuesday.
The cybersecurity giant has made a lot of acquisitions in recent years—but its two latest deals may be its best yet, according to CEO Nikesh Arora.
‘Our defenses protected our sensitive customer information, prevented any disruption of our services, and stopped the attack from advancing,' T-Mobile CISO Jeff Simon said a post Wednesday.
The cybersecurity vendor added new recurring revenue during its latest quarter, which analysts called an encouraging sign in the wake of the massive IT outage caused by a CrowdStrike update in July.
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