Taking On The Criminals With Cyber Security By Design

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Cyber Risks: The Top Worry for Global Businesses

In today's fast-evolving digital landscape, I've been closely watching how cyber threats are topping the charts as the biggest concern for organizations everywhere. From ransomware to data breaches, these incidents are keeping business leaders up at night, especially with AI accelerating the dangers.

What stands out to me is the call for a fresh mindset in tackling this. Traditional security often feels like a bolt-on fix, but as one expert puts it, true protection needs to be woven into the fabric of systems from day one—what's known as security by design.

This brings me to an innovative startup that's putting this into action. Their AI-powered platform helps developers build secure code right from the start, monitoring and updating to stay ahead of threats. Backed by a recent $3 million funding round, the founders bring compelling stories: one a former hacker turned security pro, the other a naval specialist with big-tech experience. Investors are excited, seeing it as a game-changer that addresses root causes rather than just symptoms.

It's refreshing to see solutions that empower teams to innovate securely without the usual headaches.

Dive into the full story to explore how this could reshape cyber defenses for entrepreneurs and leaders alike.

This post has originally been written by Forbes Magazine on Thu, Jul 31, 25. Find the original post here at Forbes Magazine
Connie Harrell

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