Microsoft wraps SolarWinds probe, nudges companies toward zero trust

Data Breach

by Teri Robinson - February 19, 20210

Microsoft wraps SolarWinds probe, nudges companies toward zero trust

Microsoft closed the book on the SolarWinds investigation. (Microsoft) Following an internal investigation, Microsoft, despite being an early target in the SolarWinds campaign, said none of its systems were used to attack others – a fact the company attributed to its zero trust mindset. The probe also found no evidence of access

Tech’s biggest companies are worth ~$5T as 2019’s epic stock market run wraps

by Alex Wilhelm - December 31, 20190

Look, this is the last post I’m writing in 2019 and I’m tired. But I can’t let the year close without taking stock of how well tech stocks did this year. It was bonkers. So let’s mark the year’s conclusion with some notes for our future selves. Yes, we know that

Femtech startup Inne takes the wraps off a hormone tracker and $8.8M in funding

by Natasha Lomas - October 31, 20190

Berlin-based femtech startup Inne is coming out of stealth to announce an €8 million (~$8.8M) Series A and give the first glimpse of a hormone-tracking subscription product for fertility-tracking and natural contraception that’s slated for launch in Q1 next year. The Series A is led by led by Blossom Capital,

Former NEA partner Jon Sakoda takes the wraps off his new, Cisco-backed venture fund, Decibel

Tech and Gaming Blog

by Connie Loizos - March 27, 20190

Former NEA partner Jon Sakoda takes the wraps off his new, Cisco-backed venture fund, Decibel

Jon Sakoda needed to decompress, he says. The founder-turned-venture investor had logged a dozen years with the investing heavyweight New Enterprise Associates after selling his last startup to Symantec in 2006, and what he wanted by last summer was more time with his kids, and less time with his