Late last week, BlackBerry announced that it would be AI-based cybersecurity company Cylance for $1.4 billion, in what would be its largest acquisition to date. The deal is expected to close before ...

BlackBerry raised its bets on artificial intelligence and cybersecurity on Friday with the $1.4 billion purchase of California-based machine learning specialists Cylance. The Canadian technology ...

BlackBerry's $1.4 billion Cylance acquisition, announced on Friday, came after tough negotiations, sources told Business Insider. Cylance was weighing an initial public offering and had its heart set ...

Cylance has landed an additional $120 million of outside funding as the company looks to continue its global expansion and grow its portfolio of offerings. The Irvine, Calif.-based next-generation ...

BlackBerry was best known for keyboard-totting smartphones, but their demise in recent years has seen the Canadian firm pivot toward enterprise services, and in particular, cybersecurity. That ...

Here's a look at ten of the biggest reasons BlackBerry and Cylance came together to form a $1 billion software and services firm with deep expertise in cybersecurity. The first major next-generation ...

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Blackberry stopped manufacturing phones in-house in 2016 and begin shifting its corporate focus to cybersecurity products, including enterprise platform security software and "internet-of-things" ...

IRVINE, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Cylance® Inc., the company replacing antivirus with AI-powered prevention blocking everyday malware along with the most advanced cyber threats available, announced ...

(in)Secure is a weekly column that dives into the rapidly escalating topic of cybersecurity. Another day, another malware attack. Regardless of how much money is poured into increasing cybersecurity, ...

The company's endpoint security business delivered underwhelming results again, and competition is intensifying. During fiscal Q2, ending on Aug. 31, BlackBerry grew its revenue by 6% to $259 million.