Upwind buys AI agent security startup Aegis
Cloud security company Upwind, valued at about $3.8B, acquired nine-month-old Israeli startup Aegis. Aegis's founders will run a new Upwind lab focused on security risks from AI agents and plugins.
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Cloud security company Upwind, valued at about $3.8B, acquired nine-month-old Israeli startup Aegis. Aegis's founders will run a new Upwind lab focused on security risks from AI agents and plugins.
Jamf bought Keep Aware, an Austin startup that monitors and controls what employees do in the browser. Jamf announced the deal at its JNUC 2026 conference along with an AI governance push.
Paychex reported fiscal Q1 2027 revenue of $1,630.5M and diluted EPS of $1.21. It kept its total revenue growth outlook at 5% to 6% and raised its PEO and Insurance Solutions outlook.
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Hg agreed to take a majority stake in Entersoftone, a Greek supplier of ERP, business software and payroll products. Reports value the company at about €1B. It is Hg's first investment in a Greek company.
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