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From InsurTech startups to cybersecurity ventures, the past week has seen several FinTech firms find funding to help them grow despite the global pandemic.

As the Covid-19 crisis continues, not even the UK's financial markets watchdog has been immune to the growing number scams sweeping across the world in the wake of the pandemic.

The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) in the Philippines is urging the nation's businesses to beef up their cybersecurity efforts on the back of Covid-19.

The world is focused on battling online threats with new technology. However, good defence requires not only teaching employees to be more aware of their online behaviours, “but actually driving them to change their online behaviours to be more secure,” according to Mike Butler, co-founder and CTO of Think Cyber Security.

As Covid-19 continues to sweep across the globe, a whole other type of virus might be boosting the strength of the cybersecurity sector.

Attack surface management company RiskIQ has raised $15m in a Series D round to spread the usage of its solutions.

Investor Team8 has unveiled Team8 Capital, a new venture capital vehicle that will be used to back startups looking for seed, Series A and Series B funding.

to remote raises the risk of the company suffering a cyberattack. The attack surface is bigger and many people may not have the same strict digital defences at home as they would have in the office.

Cybersecurity company CrowdStrike has seemingly proven just how paramount digital defences have become as the coronavirus pandemic has forced businesses to accept remote working as the tech company's stocks jump.