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21.01.26 - 14:03
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Stellar Cyber Appoints Eric van Sommeren as Vice President of EMEA to Accelerate Regional Expansion (Business Wire)
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Former SentinelOne, Palo Alto Networks executive's appointment reinforces commitment to partner-led growth, enterprise adoptionSAN JOSE, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--#ai--Stellar Cyber, the leader in open and AI-native security operations, today announced the appointment of Eric van Sommeren as Vice President of EMEA, signalling a renewed focus on scaling the company's presence across Europe, the Middle East, and Africa.
Eric joins Stellar Cyber during a period of strong global momentum and increasing demand across EMEA for modern security operations platforms that help organisations improve outcomes without increasing operational complexity. Building on an established footprint across MSSPs and enterprise customers, Eric will lead a regional growth strategy centred on customer proximity, partner ecosystem expansion, and market differentiation.
Eric van Sommeren is a seasoned commercial leader with a proven track record of driving growth across EMEA. He combines strategic vision with operational discipline ...
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15.01.26 - 10:06
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China Orders Domestic Firms To Stop Using US, Israeli Cybersecurity Software On ′National Security′ Grounds (ZeroHedge)
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China Orders Domestic Firms To Stop Using US, Israeli Cybersecurity Software On 'National Security' Grounds
Via The Cradle
Chinese authorities instructed domestic companies to stop using certain US and Israeli cybersecurity software, citing national security concerns and the risk of sensitive data being transferred overseas, according to informed sources cited by Reuters on January 14.
Chinese officials, speaking through the sources – who spoke in anonymity – said the notice was issued in recent days and targeted software produced by roughly a dozen foreign firms.
via Reuters
The move affects Chinese companies operating across multiple sectors, although Reuters said it could not determine how many received the directive.
Among the firms named were US companies Broadcom-owned VMware, Palo Alto Networks, and Fortinet, as well as Israeli firm Check Point Software Technologies, according to the sources.
Those briefed said the concern is that the software could "collect and transmi...
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