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Buyer Trends: Top Insights from $3B in SaaS Transactions with Vendr

SaaStr

This has exposed an urgent need for improved cybersecurity measures so companies can mitigate risks and protect themselves against evolving threats.” Contract values are up nearly 30% from two years ago, representing massive growth in company SaaS spend, which is already a top five line item.”

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Sequoia India: 22 Things We Learned from SaaStr Annual

SaaStr

Not every slowdown was made equal – infrastructure, cybersecurity and dev tools will be more resilient than application or vertical SaaS. AI is likely the next platform, dev tools are strategic given the scarcity of developers, cybersecurity is front and center for enterprises, and the data stack is still going strong.

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The First $100m ARR AI Security Company

Tom Tunguz

The company is buying out customer contracts for six months to win over new business. They have developed a $100m ARR security line in a few quarters : In Q2, our AI offerings, which include XSIAM, Autonomous Digital Experience Management, or ADEM and AI ops crossed $100 million in ARR milestone. …but only up to a point.

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CRM For IT Industry: Software Developers, Cloud Engineers, and More

Nimble - Sales

The industry is as exciting to be part of as it is ridden with all sorts of challenges, big and small, including lack of skilled talent, cybersecurity issues, lack of agility, outsourcing […]. The post CRM For IT Industry: Software Developers, Cloud Engineers, and More appeared first on Nimble Blog.

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Understanding the Levels of CMMC: Enhancing Cybersecurity Maturity

Scytale

Navigating cybersecurity is rarely a walk in the park, especially when the ‘park’ is highly-regulated, well-guarded, and developed by the US Department of Defense. This is particularly crucial regarding the Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC). The majority of contracts will require Level 1 or Level 2 compliance.

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CMMC vs NIST: Decoding the Differences for Enhanced Cybersecurity

Scytale

government, especially those handling sensitive information for the Department of Defense (DoD), cybersecurity is more than just a checkbox. That’s where frameworks like the Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC) and the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) guidelines come into play.

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Navigating Cybersecurity: In-House Security Teams vs. Virtual CISOs

Scytale

However, in an unforgiving threat landscape, companies can’t afford to stagnate in terms of cybersecurity. This begs the question – is there an equally effective alternative to navigating cybersecurity instead of hiring an in-house security team, and if so, would that compromise the security standard?