Quick Heal to invest $2 million in Israeli cybersecurity firm
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Indian cybersecurity firm Quick Heal Technologies Ltd on Thursday said that it will invest $2 million (approximately ₹14 crores) in L7 Defense, an Israel based cybersecurity start-up that specialises in Application Program Interface (API) Security and Next Generation Web Application Firewall (NG-WAF).
Quick Heal had earlier invested $300,000 in L7 Defense during the previous financial year. Following the announcement Quick Heal s share prices went up by up to 7% to reach ₹179.65.
API Security has emerged as one of the key cybersecurity concern for enterprises and is expected to be one of the most common attack vectors in 2022.
Read more about Quick Heal invests $2 million in Israeli cybersecurity startup L7 Defense on Business Standard. The move strengthens Quick Heal s solution stack to secure modern enterprises against the next-generation of cyber-attacks
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