Organisation: Malwarebytes

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Ireland's steadily growing reputation as a global leader in internet security

Joe Dermody looks at a selection of cyber security companies which IDA Ireland has helped establish in Ireland.

business

Why the world's leading internet security companies are coming to Ireland

In Skyfall, the 2012 film in the James Bond series, our erstwhile hero comes back from the ‘dead’ to fight the fictional cyber villain, Raoul Silva, who manages to interfere with satellite signals, attack the London underground, tamper with elections and destabilise the stock market.

business

Voxpro founders win top tech award

Founders of outsourcing firm Voxpro, Dan and Linda Kiely, have been named joint ‘Tech Person of the Year’ at the IT@Cork Awards.

business

Cork’s tech ‘set for further growth in 2019’

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Firms storing bitcoin ‘as insurance’ to pay hackers

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Malwarebytes eyes major expansion of its Irish operations

US cybersecurity company Malwarebytes has said it may need another office in 18 months, even as it opened new EMEA headquarters in Cork yesterday.

Fri, 15 Apr, 2016

$895m deal for Galway-headquartered medical devices company Creganna Medica

Galway-headquartered medical devices company Creganna Medical has been sold for $895m (€821.3m) in an all-cash deal.

Wed, 03 Feb, 2016

VIDEO & PICS: Cork's One Albert Quay set up for Tyco arrival

THREE weeks away from moving the first 270 Tyco staff of 700 proposed in the multinational giant’s global HQ into the €50 million-plus Cork office development One Albert Quay, the John Cleary Developments 170,000 sq ft landmark building “will act as a talent magnet for Tyco, and for Cork.”

Thu, 21 Jan, 2016

Confidence returns to Cork as recovery prompts retail to take centre stage

Retail will move centre stage in Cork during 2016, with economic recovery prompting new city centre developments, new trader arrivals, and the sector will also be characterised by moves to ‘market’ rent negotiations, where rents can go up or down, a final end to the ‘upward only’ regime.

Thu, 07 Jan, 2016

eSentire to create 100 jobs in Cork

Close to 100 jobs are set to be created in Cork over the next five years, with leading international cyber-security firm, eSentire identifying the city as the location for its European headquarters.

Wed, 27 May, 2015