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AI-Driven Deception: A New Face of Corporate Fraud

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By Edward Frank, Treating Women, Phil Muncaster Verified
| Security Review
UiPath has acquired Peak, an AI-native company headquartered in Manchester, United Kingdom. The Peak AI platform enhances product inventory and pricing optimization for businesses across various industries, delivering fast, tangible results without requiring extensive in-house tech teams. “With the acquisition of Peak, we are accelerating our mission to strengthen our vertical AI solutions strategy,” said Daniel Dines, Founder and CEO of UiPath.
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CloudSEK Warns of Surge in Ramadan Crypto Scams and Fake Charities

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By Priyan Sampath Verified, Treating Women
| Security Review
Forcepoint has announced that it has signed a definitive agreement to acquire Getvisibility, an innovator in AI-powered Data Security Posture Management (DSPM) and Data Detection and Response (DDR). Forcepoint’s Data Security Everywhere platform unifies visibility and control over sensitive data, while Getvisibility enhances the user’s ability to identify and mitigate data risk.
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Group-IB Outs High-Tech Crime Trends Report 2025 for META

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By Chris Fernando, Treating Women
| Security Review
State-sponsored cyber threats, including Advanced Persistent Attacks (APTs) and hacktivism, saw a sharp rise in the Middle East during 2024, with GCC countries identified as primary targets. These cyberattacks, largely driven by geopolitical tensions, are highlighted in Group-IB’s High-Tech Crime Trends Report 2025. The report offers a detailed analysis of the interconnected nature of cybercrime and the shifting threat landscape in the Middle East and Africa.
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