It’s been a few weeks since the marketing excesses of the RSA Conference, and a quick glance at any day’s headlines confirms: attackers are collaborating and innovating faster than defenders can keep up. DeepTempo empowers security teams with purpose-built deep learning to detect threats earlier, streamline SOC workflows, and boost overall cyber resilience.
While at the show, DeepTempo won the “Advanced Threat Identification” category in Cyber Defense Magazine’s Global InfoSec Awards 2025, recognizing its significant contributions to modernizing threat detection through deep learning and MITRE ATT&CK® mapping. The judges had access to confidential success stories that we will share more broadly, at least in anonymized form, in the next month or two. This is Cyber Defense Magazine’s thirteenth year of honoring InfoSec innovators from around the Globe who believe they have a unique and compelling value proposition for their product or service. It’s recognition like this that validates our team’s efforts and the impact our customers are already seeing.
Win award, crack Dad jokeThe few months since we emerged from stealth mode with the launch of Tempo, our deep learning-based Snowflake Native App for cybersecurity ( available in the Snowflake Marketplace), have been amongst the most gratifying of my career. Our InfoSec Award follows successful collaborations with BNY through the Ascent Program and Snowflake’s Native App Accelerator. While I’m most excited about the success we are having in helping major enterprises and other organizations change the game in cyberdefense, the recognition we can talk about via these programs and accelerators, and awards is gratifying as well.
To learn more about DeepTempo, please download our whitepaper: DeepTempo: Revolutionizing Cybersecurity with Deep Learning or coordinate a walk-through, discussion of on-premise and on-cloud options, and demo: https://www.deeptempo.ai/contact-us.html
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CVE-2025-4427 and CVE-2025-4428 – the two Ivanti Endpoint Manager Mobile (EPMM) vulnerabilities that have been exploited in the wild as zero-days and patched by Ivanti last week – are being leveraged by a Chinese cyber espionage group that has been exploiting zero-days in edge network appliances since at least 2023, EcleticIQ researchers have shared. Among the entities targeted in this campaign were: a local government authority and healthcare organizations in the UK; a research institute, … More →
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A coordinated effort took down seven kinds of malware and targeted initial access brokers.
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