PHOENIX, AZ, USA. April 23rd, 2025 – Resilient Software Security, the enterprise SaaS and blockchain cybersecurity provider founded in 2022 by software security and engineering experts who’ve led teams at Cisco, Autodesk and McAfee, announces its merger with cybertech startup Rezliant AI.

Rezliant Inc., the new umbrella entity, gives companies big and small a robust, agile suite of security tools and playbooks to better protect their customers, data and IP. Then Rezliant’s contextual AI scans thousands of flagged vulnerabilities, prioritizes the one to two biggest threats to company operations, and delivers fixes on the fly. 

The result is a 99.9% noise reduction in software supply chain security scans, and up to a 40% reduction in time and cost–so that software engineers can focus on accelerating the release of secure, compliant product.

For more than three years, Resilient has serviced enterprise clients including Billups and LogicMark, making it more difficult for threat actors to hack them. As enterprise companies began embracing AI workflows this past year, Damilare Fagbemi, Co-Founder and CEO of Rezliant, Inc., realized AI’s potential in automating security workflows for businesses of all sizes, startup to enterprise. 

“Someone falls victim to a cyberattack literally every 39 seconds.1 At the business level, triaging vulnerabilities within complex and fragmented systems based on that type of volume can overwhelm already-understaffed security and software teams,” explains Fagbemi. “We saw an immediate need to streamline the process with a real-time contextual solution that offers turnkey application security strength, transforming software developers into instant software security geniuses.” 

Fagbemi and his co-founders launched Rezliant AI in mid-2024 to empower security and software teams with the first platform to harmonize code vulnerabilities, product use cases, corporate security DNA, and the underlying architecture. Rezliant finds and offers prioritized, company-specific code fixes within seconds. 

Early results have been dramatic. In one scan of a client’s repos, Rezliant identified nearly 1,600 code and supply chain vulnerabilities. When the client activated Rezliant’s context-aware risk prioritization, those alerts were reduced to zero critical code vulnerabilities and one critical supply chain vulnerability. 

“We help our clients prioritize and address only those vulnerabilities that pose a true risk to their repo,” reports Fagbemi. “DevOps teams regain critical hours to build great products faster, and focus on the more complex initiatives that require deep subject matter expertise.”

Fagbemi and his team built the platform in stealth mode in Fall 2024. Within months, they have 55 clients and partners already closed or in the pipeline, ranging from HealthTech, FinTech, and EdTech to SMB SaaS and large enterprises.

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VALLADOLID, SPAIN. 16th January 2024 – Xygeni today unveiled its in-depth report on the current state of software supply chain security in 2024, offering valuable insights into the evolution of attack methods and the industry’s response to these evolving threats.

The report, entitled “The State of Software Supply Chain Security in 2024,” examines the key trends that shaped the industry over the past year, including the rise of sophisticated attack techniques, the increasing prevalence of malicious packages in open-source registries, and the growing prominence of AI-powered cyber threats.

“The software supply chain has become a significant target for cyber adversaries, and organizations need to be more vigilant than ever in protecting their software supply chains,” said Luís Rodriguez, Co-Founder and CTO of Xygeni. “Our report provides valuable insights into the latest threats and vulnerabilities, as well as recommended mitigation strategies.”

Highlights of the report include:

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COPENHAGEN, DENMARK 29th March 2023 – Heimdal® proudly announces the launch of a pioneering Threat Hunting & Intelligence platform – the Threat-hunting & Action Center.

With this entry in the line-up, Heimdal is opening up a new category in the cybersecurity market, offering a fresh take on the Threat Hunting & Intelligence market, by weaving in cornerstone elements from Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) and Security Orchestration, Automation and Response (SOAR).

The product will empower security leaders and IT teams with an advanced threat-centric view of their entire digital landscape with granular telemetry to enable swift decision-making using built-in hunting and remediation capabilities – all managed from a single, unified platform.

Heimdal’s cutting-edge product intermixes three key elements under one hard, single roof:

By these features, the tool will become a single pane of glass for risk mitigation, giving the power of cybersecurity back to the user in one seamless interface.

The platform’s ultramodern GUI will offer a better way to understand abnormal behaviors and deviations for SecOps as well as bringing security to the board level. 

Threat Hunting and Action Center also empowers solution providers such as MSPs or MSSPs to onboard, manage and monitor/protect multiple customers on a single platform. Scale operations with adding manpower and expand offerings portfolio for increased revenue.

Morten Kjaersgaard, Heimdal’s CEO

With Heimdal’s Threat-hunting and Action Center, every risk will be pre-computed, allowing the platform to generate an adequate course of action, removing the time needed to analyse the data manually and saving valuable time and resources in the process.

The platform seamlessly collects and collates data from the far corners of the unified Heimdal environment (i.e. DNS metrics, vulnerability management stats, endpoint-level alerts, privileges modifications, access control gateways, email inbound/outbound ruling, inter-process communication, remote connections, managed endpoint and network-level monitoring) with unmatched flexibility and scalability in the market.

With Threat Hunting and Action and the Heimdal suite, there’s no need to drop more third-party products in the fold or commit to additional integrations; envision, hunt, and act from one unified and integrated platform.

Heimdal’s new solution comes as a response to an ever-involving threat landscape where the time and resources of IT teams become increasingly stretched over a multitude of workflows.

The platform eliminates the need for a multitude of solution that create a slow and inefficient environment, instead merging everything in one unified, integrated, and AI-driven tool that will change the way you look at cybersecurity forever.

For the first time since launching in 2019, UK-based Traced Ltd has introduced an in-app subscription to premium security features into its free security app, so that iOS and Android users can stay protected against phishing attacks and malicious web content as they browse the web.

Safe Browsing is the first feature Traced is including in Trustd Plus, and it’s available to both iOS and Android users. Safe Browsing is the same enterprise-grade available to customers of their business threat solution – Trustd MTD, and Traced is offering it to consumers to upgrade their on-device security for a low monthly subscription.

The introduction of premium features via Trustd Plus is a first for Traced, which has been acclaimed with an average 4.5 star rating across over 8000 reviews globally on Google Play. Users appreciate Traced’s privacy-first ethos and threat detection capabilities.

What is Safe Browsing and how does it protect against phishing?
Mobile phishing attacks are on the rise (in fact, they increased 700% in the first half of last year (Source: Proofpoint data). There’s smishing, vishing, phishing over social media and email, and there’s also phishing content on the web that lures a target to download a malicious app or enter their private details into a form.

The free Trustd app protects consumers against phishing by scanning phishing links in text messages, email apps, productivity and messaging apps like Slack, WhatsApp, Skype and social media – blocking the link from opening.

Safe Browsing in Trustd Plus provides a deeper layer of phishing protection. It detects and blocks fake and malicious websites while users browse the web from any app. Safe Browsing would detect malicious websites such as those used in the Dracarys and Malibot malware campaigns, preventing users from accessing the sites before they could download the infected app. In phishing attacks that present forms that send sensitive data back to the attackers, Safe Browsing would block those webpages from opening before a victim can enter any personal information.

To experience peace of mind when browsing the web, users can subscribe to Trustd Plus through the Trustd app. Download from the App Store (iOS) or Google Play (Android).

About Traced
The Traced (https://traced.app) team of security and privacy evangelists has won several cybersecurity awards and works with Microsoft’s MISA program, the Coalition Against Stalkerware, and the NCSC for Startups. Combining the threat intelligence from 250k+ protected mobile devices with that of other industry vendors, Traced’s ever-evolving AI technology stays one step ahead of the cyber criminals, protecting individuals and businesses from data loss from mobile phishing attacks, compromised WiFi networks, unpatched devices, malware and leaky apps. 

– Launching on October 27th, 2022, TryHackMe releases the first-ever Hackerween event
– Hackerween is a 5-day event comprising free cyber security challenges, increasing in difficulty to cater to the complete beginner through to more technical cyber learners
– Each challenge follows a gamified storyline and allows participants to actively hack and defend machines in action 

Gamified cyber security training company TryHackMe, launches the first Hackerween event this October. The event aims to give cyber security enthusiasts the opportunity to exercise their skills in real-world, interactive challenges. 

LONDON, October 26th 2022 TryHackMe specialises in offensive and defensive cyber security training, suited for all skill levels across niches. Individuals use TryHackMe to learn cyber security and break into cyber, businesses use TryHackMe to onboard and train cyber security teams in evolving cyber topics, and education bodies use training to give students a real-world experience. 

Happy Hackerween
The first free challenge lab on Thursday challenges you to retrieve a flag. In the weekly internal security meeting, it was reported that an employee overheard two co-workers discussing the PrintNightmare exploit, and how they can use the exploits to elevate their privileges on their local computers. Inspect the artefacts on the endpoint to detect the exploit they used!

Businesses can dive it and set teams Hackerween challenges until the end of October. For a themed push to increase employee buy-in and train towards a theme, TryHackMe also launched their Christmas event – Advent of Cyber, in December. 

TryHackMe for business
Hundreds of businesses around the world use TryHackMe across teams of employees. Network Intelligence uses the platform to create customised onboarding training; upskilling all new hires in the key niches relating to business success. 

KPMG leverages bite-sized training to set training tasks employees can undergo in between work responsibilities. They said, “TryHackMe labs have a brilliant balance of theory and practice – explaining how cyber tools work and showcasing them in interactive real-world environments. It’s a fun, straightforward platform with clear guidance, so it’s easy to upskill independently. Bite-sized content is especially useful for training in between other priorities.”

Join hundreds of businesses and over a million users using TryHackMe, with Hackerween! 

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