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PHOTO: DAVID PAUL MORRIS/BLOOMBERG NEWS
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Netskope files for IPO. Cybersecurity vendor has published its prospectus for a public listing on the Nasdaq stock exchange. The company, which has been heavily capitalized through private funding, has been considering a listing since last year, as WSJ Pro Cybersecurity reported in October. (CNBC/WSJ)
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CyberArk and Lumen Technologies moved the most this past week. Last week, Lumen was the biggest climber but fell the most by market close Friday. CyberArk, recently the topic of intense interest because of a proposed acquisition by Palo Alto Networks, rose the most.
The index looks at the top 20 cyber companies by market capitalization. The latest group: Akamai, Check Point, Cisco, Cloudflare, Commvault, CrowdStrike, Cyberark, F5, Fortinet, Leidos, Lumen, Okta, Palo Alto Networks, Qualys, Rubrik, SailPoint, SentinelOne, Tenable, Varonis, Zscaler.
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PHOTO: ALEXANDER DRAGO/ASSOCIATED PRESS
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Hegseth Fires DIA Chief. U.S. Defense Secretary fired the director of the Defense Intelligence Agency Friday, the latest in a slew of national-security officials dismissed by the Trump administration. In April, Hegseth also fired the director and deputy director of the National Security Agency. (WSJ)
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ILLUSTRATION: ELENA SCOTTI/WSJ, ISTOCK
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Age Verification Drive A Battle for Big Tech. Lawmakers want technology companies to limit young people’s access to social media by verifying their age. It’s no easy feat, and it walks a tightrope between safety and privacy (WSJ)
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