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18.03.25 - 09:06
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Sygnia Appoints Technology Visionary Avi Golan as New CEO (Business Wire)
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Avi to spearhead cybersecurity innovation and expand Sygnia's IR, Cyber Readiness and MDR leadership.
TEL-AVIV, Israel & NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Sygnia, the foremost global cyber readiness and response team, announced today the appointment of Avi Golan as its new Chief Executive Officer. Mr. Golan brings over 30 years of leadership experience across the technology vertical and previously held key roles at Google, Intuit, SoftBank Vision Fund, Air New Zealand and Oosto.
In his role as CEO, Golan will leverage his extensive experience in leading companies through rapid growth and transformation to expand Sygnia's footprint in the U.S. and globally while also driving the company's Incident Response, Cyber Readiness, and Managed Detection and Response leadership. Golan will focus on fostering strong industry partnerships and innovation with purpose, ensuring Sygnia continues to be well positioned to take on the challenges of the dynamic cyber threat landscape.
“When I first encountered Sygnia, I knew ...
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27.11.24 - 05:38
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New Zealand dollar off lows as RBNZ disappoints uber-doves (Reuters EN)
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UPDATE 1-New Zealand dollar off lows as RBNZ disappoints uber-doves Adds RBNZ comments, analyst reaction By Wayne Cole SYDNEY, Nov 27 (Reuters) - The New Zealand dollar bounced on Wednesday, after the country's central bank lowered interest rates for a third straight meeting, but disappointed doves who had wagered on a super-sized move. The Reserve Bank of New Zealand chopped its cash rate by 50 basis points to 4.25%, marking 125 b ps of easing in just four months....
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27.11.24 - 03:20
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New Zealand dollar rallies as RBNZ disappoints uber-doves (Reuters EN)
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New Zealand dollar rallies as RBNZ disappoints uber-doves By Wayne Cole SYDNEY, Nov 27 (Reuters) - The New Zealand dollar popped higher on Wednesday after the central bank lowered interest rates for the third straight meeting, but the reduction was not as much as market doves had anticipated. Its Australian counterpart also edged higher after a reading on core inflation at home proved firmer than many had expected, lessening the chance of any rate cuts soon....
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