Sure we are aware of the leading smart contract platforms, if not check them out here, and we are aware of the fact that...

The largest organizations (1000+ employees) on average use at least 177 SaaS applications to run various parts of their operations.  Each of these integrations represents a potential security risk as organizations entrust third-party vendors with sensitive data.  This information security concern is addressed through SOC2, an auditing protocol built on five key principles to ensure vendors are appropriately managing and protecting the customer data and the data of their clients.  Laika is an end-to-end compliance platform that enables software and tech providers to be fully compliant with all requirements through automation.  In addition to SOC2, the platform also handles ISO 27001, GDPR, PCI DSS, and HIPAA requirements, making it versatile across a broad array of industry users. Compliance with enterprise requirements can be a daunting proposition for smaller providers that don’t have the internal resources to dedicate to compliance teams but absolutely critical if these companies want to sell into larger organizations.  Laika allows companies of all sizes to offload this burden with an industry-leading and secure solution that brings down the cost of compliance and also is powerful enough to offer continuous monitoring as organizations scale, coupled with expert guidance along the way. AlleyWatch caught up with Laika Founder and Co-CEO Austin Ogilvie to learn more about the business, the company's strategic plans, latest round of funding, which brings the total funding raised to $98M, and much, much more...

Agriculture & FoodDeHaat, is the developer of an artificial intelligence-based platform to improve the farming sector’s supply chain efficiency by providing access to inputs,...

Today, Carbon Clean is announcing the largest ever funding round for a carbon capture at source business.  When Prateek and I founded the business 13...

As the lead investor in our $150m Series C investment round, Chevron is a key partner for Carbon Clean. This partnership has the potential to...

Investors again spread their money all over the place this week—from health care to 3D printing of automotive parts.

This week on Finovate Global we’re taking a look at some recent fintech developments in Canada. On the fundraising front, embedded wealth management platform OneVest announced a $3.9 million (CAD $5 million) seed funding round this week. The investment was led by Luge Capital and takes the Canadian fintech’s total funding to $5.5 million (CAD Read more...

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With $200 million of funding now raised in the last 12 months, Alibaba is the latest investor to back China’s Nreal to drive adoption...

Osso VR will use $66 million of series C funding to add top-tier talent to what’s already the largest team of medical illustrators in...

Corporate card and expense management platform, Jeeves has reached a valuation of $2.1 billion after the company’s recent $180 million Series C funding round.

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WorkRamp, developer of a learning platform for businesses and their employees, announced a sizable funding round with a $40 million Series C.