CrowdStrike, a US cybersecurity firm, reported a rise in cyberattacks from China-based groups targeting American tech companies to steal artificial intelligence technology. These attacks represent over 58% of state-sponsored cyber espionage aimed at tech firms, reflecting China's efforts to close the AI technology gap with the US amid export restrictions on AI chips. The cyberattacks also extend to government communications in Southeast Asia and persistent breaches in North American tech organizations. Additionally, North Korea-linked hackers have targeted IT workforces globally to generate revenue for their regime.
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Skydance, following its merger with Paramount, is focusing on technology and AI to enhance content creation and consumer engagement, aiming to compete with major streamers and tech firms. DA Davidson projects Micron's shares could triple by 2027-2028...
CrowdStrike, in partnership with Amazon Web Services and NVIDIA, launched its fourth annual Cybersecurity Startup Accelerator targeting early-stage companies developing AI agent protection. This initiative boosted CrowdStrike shares by 3%, with Palo ...
Zscaler's stock climbed 3% following its Investor Day in New York City, where the company reaffirmed its financial guidance for the current quarter and full fiscal year. The event emphasized the growing importance of agentic AI in cybersecurity, with...
