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- jSonar secured a $50 million investment from Goldman Sachs only a few months ago...


Imperva acquires database security startup jSonar

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- The founder of fast-growing data management software business Reltio Inc. is handing
  off the CEO job to an executive who led a $2.1 billion buyout of his last company.
  Manish Sood will now be chairman and chief technology officer of the Redwood City
  company he founded in 2011.


Fast-growing data management startup Reltio hires ex-Imperva chief as CEO

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- May 2020 Cyber Threat Index also finds ATO attacks primarily targeted loyalty card
  programs and streaming servicesREDWOOD SHORES, Calif., June 23, 2020 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE)
  -- Imperva, Inc., the cybersecurity leader championing the fight to secure data
  and applications wherever they reside, published ...


Imperva Research Labs Reveals Abnormal Increase in DDoS Attack Length, Despite Popularity of Short Term Attacks

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- Enterprise security business Imperva Inc. on Monday named Pam Murphy, a former chief
  operating officer at Infor USA Inc. and longtime executive at Oracle Corp., as its
  new CEO. She takes a job that was vacated by former CEO Chris Hylen, who left in
  October after leading the $2.1 billion buyout of Redwood City-based Imperva in 2018
  by private equity firm Thoma Bravo.


Redwood City-based Imperva taps former Oracle, Infor exec as new CEO

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- Imperva plans to integrate Distil Networks' technology into its existing bot management
  product. Imperva, the cybersecurity provideracquired by Thoma Bravo in January,
  has signed an agreement to buy Distil Networks, a bot management provider.
- Imperva said the acquisition reinforces its leadership in...


Imperva Beefs Up Bot Management with Distil Networks Acquisition

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- Facebook has fixed a bug that let any website pull information from a user’s profile
  — including their ‘likes’ and interests — without that user’s knowledge.
- In other words, a website could quietly siphon off certain bits of data from your
  logged-in Facebook profile in another tab.
- "“This allowed information to cross over domains — essentially meaning that if a
  user visits a particular website, an attacker can open Facebook and can collect
  information about the user and their friends,” said Masas."
- The malicious website could open several Facebook search queries in a new tab, and
  run queries that could return “yes” or “no” responses — such as if a Facebook user
  likes a page, for example.
- It’s the latest in a string of data exposures and bugs that have put Facebook user
  data at risk after the Cambridge Analytica scandal this year, which saw a political
  data firm vacuum up profiles on 87 million users to use for election profiling —
  including users’ likes and interests.


Facebook bug let websites read ‘likes’ and interests from a user’s profile

Imperva, Inc. engages in development, marketing, sales, service and support of cyber-security solutions that protect business critical data and applications. Its products include web application security, beach prevention, SharePoint, file, cloud, and data security, platform and industry solutions. The company was founded by Shlomo Kramer, Amichai Shulman and Michael Boodaei on April 10, 2002 and is headquartered in Redwood Shores, CA.

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