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Cyber asset visibility and risk company acquired by ServiceNow for $7.75 billion, in a deal the column says recently completed.
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Rome's Exein says its valuation is up thirtyfold in two years and first-half recurring revenue up fourfold, and its first foundation models are due in the first quarter of 2027, two quarters after the round closed.
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A 30% share price fall has been read as the market pricing an agent-driven collapse in seat licences, but the company's June presentation already sourced half its new revenue from consumption, and the $7.75 billion Armis deal is priced for that world.
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AWS patched seven SDKs and called it a defense-in-depth enhancement. Pi says all seven third-party deployments it tested handed over live credentials, which puts the region field on your audit list.
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The largest deal in ServiceNow's history cost about 4% of its market cap and bought it a story investors would pay for. Security buyers should read the consolidation signal.
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The company's president and CFO argues hard capital calls sit between good ideas, not good and bad. The Armis purchase displaced about half a dozen internal contenders.
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