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ServiceNow is expected to report its fourth-quarter earnings soon, and analysts are projecting a double-digit increase in its bottom line.

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A $7.75 Billion Reason to Buy ServiceNow Stock Before 2026

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ServiceNow Spends $7.75bn on Armis as Cyber Attacks Target Workers Worldwide

ServiceNow announces acquisition of cybersecurity company Armis in the next half of 2026 for $7.75 billion (£5.74 billion) in a combination of cash and debt.

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4 Startups to Watch in AI-Driven Cybersecurity

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Supermarket freezers and other food storage could have been hacked following flaws discovery

Security researchers found 10 flaws in popular electronic control systems and collectively named them Frostbyte10.

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I run a $4.2B 9-year-old company that’s acquired 3 startups. M&A makes increasing sense for companies like mine—not just the Fortune 500

For a startup, M&A can be a multiplier of talent, market presence, and momentum—if it’s done right.

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Agentic AI is suddenly everywhere. Here's how companies are evaluating and using these buzzy tech tools

Agentic AI is the hot new tech trend. Companies are still figuring out what to deploy without overspending.

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"We're stopping zero days before they're even used" — Security pros tell us how they are infiltrating cybercriminal networks and striking back from within

Cybercriminals are making basic mistakes, allowing the professionals to take them down from the inside.

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Developing countries are being used by hackers to try out new ransomware strains

Malware first makes it to Latin America, before moving to North America, researchers claim.

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UK government cannot protect businesses and services from cyber attacks, IT pros say

They feel the threats are on the rise and are particularly wary of Russia.

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Workers are putting their companies at risk by downloading software without permission

A lack of sufficient policies and enforcement means employees are putting their companies at risk, especially BYOD workers.

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NHS: Millions of medical devices in UK hospitals are completely unprotected against hackers

The collateral damage caused by cyberattacks on these internet-enabled devices puts lives at risk

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