Darktrace Share Discussion Threads

[foreverbull] 22/12/2023 06:11

Cybersecurity firm Darktrace dropped 6.99%, with speculation arising that this decline could be related to Mike Lynch selling stock, potentially to fund his US fraud trial.

[millennialinvestor] 21/12/2023 15:28

Darktrace? More like Retrace.

Back to 200p.

[foreverbull] 21/12/2023 10:38

Is the fall due to selling of 500k shares by CTO Jack Stockdale?

[thomstar] 21/12/2023 08:15

Kin retrace is off again

[millennialinvestor] 06/12/2023 11:13

Crosswires got his wires crossed me thinks brain fog and smoking. Darktrace has not got a decent product, 1 hit wonder as large businesses move elsewhere.

[r9505571] 02/12/2023 07:16

CEO & Executive Director recently sold UK£355k worth of stockOn the 29th of November, Poppy Clare Gustafsson sold around 100k shares on-market at roughly UK£3.55 per share. This transaction amounted to 2.2% of their direct individual holding at the time of the trade.This was the largest sale by an insider in the last 3 months.Poppy Clare has been a net seller over the last 12 months, reducing personal holdings by UK£247k.

[crosswires] 30/11/2023 09:33

Look forward to you pointing out 100p by year end and 20p in the long term.

My trust in millenials is restored 😂

[millennialinvestor] 30/11/2023 09:19

Millennials are down with the tech, and let me inform you that this is in retrace mode to 100p maybe before christmas.

Have you even spoke to their marketing team? Load of fancy graphics but the underlying software is pathetic and basically a tarted up network analyser. It does not have endpoint protection for machines so any infected devices remain on the network...

rubbish. free antivirus does a better job.

[crosswires] 30/11/2023 08:45

😂 oh dear, they come again 😉
No naughty words as they’re millenials and can’t take it …

[millennialinvestor] 28/11/2023 14:52

When it retraces back down to 20p long term you will be a little upset me thinks.

[buoycat] 28/11/2023 14:07

Ever heard of being in for the long term?

[thomstar] 28/11/2023 13:26

Retrace every time , load of cack

[crosswires] 22/11/2023 07:54

Shadowfall are also “yawn”. Earl is a tiresome chap

[millennialinvestor] 21/11/2023 11:00

Darktrace? more like retrace.

[vikeshm1] 21/11/2023 09:53

Surprised so few posts here saw in the mail this being shorted by "shadowfall"! The shares do not seem bothered, surely a good investment here with AI becoming more and more important? Potential double?

[scrabster1] 13/11/2023 19:12

Are they anywhere near profitability ?

[scrabster1] 13/11/2023 19:11

The chartists amongst us should agree with the last posts. A definite trend even a wobbleologist concurs. Crabs

[thomstar] 31/10/2023 08:21

Shirt term Recovery wave 2? 400 tgt

[apotheki] 26/10/2023 06:42

Darktrace Unveils New Cloud-Native Security Solution Using AI to Provide Real-Time Cyber Resilience for Cloud Environments

New Darktrace/Cloud͐2; solution now available via the AWS Marketplace; provides a real-time, architecture-based view of cloud environments so businesses can easily and quickly act against evolving threats and misconfigurations, and strengthen compliance.

Cambridge, UK
October 26, 2023

Darktrace, a global leader in cyber security AI, today unveiled a new Darktrace/Cloud͐2; solution based on its unique Self-Learning AI. The new solution provides comprehensive visibility of cloud architectures, real-time cloud-native threat detection and response, and prioritized recommendations and actions to help security teams manage misconfigurations and strengthen compliance. When combined with insight from Darktrace solutions for network, email, apps, zero trust and endpoint, Darktrace/Cloud provides a deeper, contextualized understanding of the risks and threats currently facing an organization's digital estate.

According to a recent report, "Gartner® anticipates over 99 percent of cloud breaches will be based on a customer error, account takeover or misconfiguration until 2027"[1]. Cloud environments are constantly evolving so security professionals need to increase the level of visibility while keeping up with changing compliance, risk and security requirements. The rise of cloud-native technologies including containers, Kubernetes and microservices also require new tools and techniques for detecting and responding to known and novel threats.

"Unlike static cloud security tools that provide snapshots of a specific point in time, Darktrace/Cloud is real-time, all the time. Our Self-Learning AI continuously learns patterns between workloads, assets, policy configurations and identities to provide a dynamic view of cloud architectures. We analyze the entire cloud stack from data to control plane, combining an understanding of architecture and network with a new flexible, scalable deployment model," said Jack Stockdale, Chief Technology Officer, Darktrace. "Our innovative approach to cloud security is built on more than a decade of leadership in Cyber AI that is already protecting our customers' critical business areas from network and email to operational technology."

Available today, the new capabilities in Darktrace/Cloud include:
· Comprehensive visibility and architecture modeling for insights into the constantly changing nature of cloud environments​. This visibility is constructed dynamically from configuration, network, users and identity and access management (IAM) data. Darktrace establishes patterns of life for cloud resources, identities, and services to understand who has access to what and how. This is critical for detecting anomalies and unknown threats.
· Universal attack path modeling provides a dynamic view of where attackers may look to move next​. Darktrace brings together real-time cloud data and a deep understanding of your cloud environment with a platform approach that provides insights about risks from other covered areas of the business (e.g., network, email) to highlight potential attack paths and prioritize important assets to secure.
· Unique real-time and cloud-native threat detection and response that provides a dynamic view of known and novel threats within the cloud. Darktrace combines deep cloud attack path knowledge with real-time anomaly and threat detection through cloud-native autonomous response actions, such as detaching a policy from a user or removing a workload from a security group.
· Prioritized cloud posture management that starts by examining cloud configurations against common compliance frameworks. Where misconfigurations are detected, Darktrace provides a prioritized view of what to fix first, based on a risk profile generated from security and business context. Guided steps can be provided to help teams proactively address these before they become a significant issue.
· Cost discovery to provide a better understanding of cloud resource allocation. This helps teams contextualize their cloud resources according to security and business priorities.
· Communication and collaboration capabilities to streamline workflows between security teams and DevOps teams. Tickets can be created on demand, teams can communicate directly via messaging platforms, and alerts and anomaly detections can be sent to Security Information & Event Management (SIEM) or Security Orchestration, Automation and Response (SOAR) products and the Darktrace Mobile app so they can be alerted on the go.
· Flexible deployment options include an agentless deployment by default so organizations can be up and running in minutes. Teams can use the dynamic architectural view and risk context to decide where to deploy agents for enhanced real-time actions and deeper inspection.

Sykes Cottages, a cloud-native travel agency platform in the UK, has experienced significant growth in the last five years and has relied on the cloud to help them scale throughout this period.

"When it comes to cybersecurity, having visibility and an understanding of what you've got and your risks is critical. If I don't know it's there, I can't protect it," said Jonny Mattey, Head of Cybersecurity, Sykes Cottages. "Having a holistic, live view of our cloud environment enables us to work pragmatically and use AI to cut down management time so that we can address security risks and improve our resilience."

The new Darktrace/Cloud solution is now available on Amazon Web Services (AWS) through the AWS Marketplace, a curated digital catalog that makes it easy for customers to find, buy, deploy, and manage the third-party software they need to build solutions and run their business. Darktrace and AWS have been collaborating since 2017 to help organizations secure their AWS environments. Darktrace protects AWS environments for organizations around the world including Sunwest Bank and ProPhase Labs. Darktrace is an AWS Security Competency Partner and is part of the AWS ISV Accelerate program.

"Security is job zero at AWS," said Paddy Fitzpatrick, Director - Independent Software Vendors, UK & Ireland at Amazon Web Services. "As the threat landscape continues to evolve, the availability of AI-based tools like Darktrace/Cloud on the AWS Marketplace will help customers to gain increased visibility, and respond more effectively to security risks and threats."

Darktrace first extended its Cyber AI capabilities to cloud environments in 2016, applying its world class algorithms to granular network traffic. Darktrace/Cloud was recently named Cloud Security Product of the Year for Large Enterprises by Computing Magazine in its 2023 Cloud Excellence Awards.

Learn more about the new enhancements to Darktrace/Cloud by tuning into the launch event at 11:30am ET/4:30pm BST.

[bbmsionlypostafter mk2] 23/10/2023 09:59

Why does the co. see the need to buyback shares nearly every day?

How much have they spent on shares buybacks?

Do they really have nothing better they can do with the £millioms they have spent?

What would the share price be if they hadn't bought back these shares?

[millennialinvestor] 23/10/2023 09:41

Darktrace more like retrace

[apotheki] 23/10/2023 08:06

But at the end of the article finally an actual FACT

"A review of Darktrace accounts by auditor EY uncovered a 'small number' of accounting errors, but no evidence of fraud."