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(PRWEB) March 12, 2013
Malwarebytes announced today that it has earned Frost & Sullivan’s 2012 North American Entrepreneurial Company of the Year Award in Endpoint Security. In presenting the award, Frost & Sullivan attributed Malwarebytes’ success “to a deeper understanding of the changing and evolving threat landscape.”
The annual award is presented to the endpoint security company that collects the highest average score from Frost & Sullivan security analysts in several key categories. The competing companies are scored in five categories: Growth Strategy Excellence, Growth Implementation Excellence, Degree of Innovation with Products and Technologies, Leadership in Customer Value, and Speed of Response to Market Needs.
“The Malwarebytes endpoint security product is designed to fight zero-hour and polymorphic software based on behavioral malware characteristics rather than relying exclusively on a signature created as the antidote,” said Frost & Sullivan Stratecast VP of Research Michael Suby. “Malwarebytes’ research and development team leverages a crowd-sourced base of community experts and product intelligence that supplement and contribute to its global knowledgebase of the latest emerging threats.
“Notably, Malwarebytes products are designed to work in tandem with products sourced from other endpoint security vendors to offer a layered security approach to block advanced threats that traditional antivirus scanners may fail to detect,” said Suby.
The company recently crossed the 200 million download mark globally. Corporate revenues are set to rise again in 2013 due to the upcoming launch of several new Malwarebytes anti-malware tools and product upgrades.
“Speaking on behalf of the entire Malwarebytes team, we’re thrilled to be honored with this award,” said Malwarebytes CEO Marcin Kleczynski. “Everyone, especially the researchers and developers who joined us from the malware hunting community, had a hand in this. The fight to make the Internet a safer place always has been, and always will be, an incredibly collaborative effort. It involves dedicated folks all over the world submitting malware samples, identifying malicious websites, and writing anti-malware code.
“And,” he said, “only a concerted group effort could win an award with a title that long.”
About Malwarebytes
Malwarebytes provides software designed to protect consumers and businesses against malicious threats that consistently escape detection by other antivirus solutions. Malwarebytes Anti-Malware Pro, the company’s flagship product, employs a highly advanced behavior-based detection engine that has removed over five billion malicious threats from computers worldwide. Founded in 2008, the self-funded company is headquartered in California, operates offices in Europe, and employs a global team of researchers and experts. For more information, please visit us at http://www.malwarebytes.org.
About Frost & Sullivan
Frost & Sullivan, the Growth Partnership Company enables clients to accelerate growth and achieve best-in-class positions in growth, innovation and leadership. The company’s Growth Partnership Service provides the CEO and the CEO’s Growth Team with disciplined research and best-practice models to drive the generation, evaluation, and implementation of powerful growth strategies. Frost & Sullivan leverages over 45 years of experience in partnering with Global 1000 companies, emerging businesses, and the investment community from 40 offices on six continents. http://www.frost.com
New York, NY (PRWEB) January 20, 2014
Mark Bunting, former CEO of SkyTV, author of Virtual Power and media personality recently provided an interview for SarderTV where he talked about how he achieved success and personal stories of business successes and failures. In this interview with Russell Sarder, CEO of NetCom Learning and SarderTV, the popular video learning channel, Mark Bunting whose company SkyTV was the first company to produce a nationally syndicated show centered on technology, provides a candid look at a variety of subjects dear to his heart including education, the world of media, marketing and branding products and entrepreneurship.
“Mark Bunting epitomizes the perfect mentor, an eminently successful entrepreneur who loves to share his knowledge with others so they can learn from both his successes and mistakes,” said Russell Sarder, CEO of NetCom Learning.
A man who has spent his life straddling the fence between media and technology, Mark Bunting offers a unique understanding of both worlds. During the interview Mark addresses how he came to be an entrepreneur through mentorship from his father who he calls a “serial entrepreneur” and a strong burning drive to succeed. He believes that while leaders can improve their skills by learning most great leaders have almost a calling to their role and bring to the table a strong character, and an ability to inspire and communicate. He also believes that failures are “shortcuts to better outcomes somewhere else”. According to Bunting his career has included in his words a string of failures in addition to his many successes the first of which was his inability to become a rock star. In this video interview Bunting discusses his views on determining the true voice of a product, how to hire the right people and keep them motivated and why individuals who do not keep their work skills up to date are putting themselves in harm’s way career wise.
View Mark Bunting’s motivational and educational interview at SarderTV, joining other influential and prestigious experts in the field of business, learning, politics, nonprofits and other fields that make up the growing video learning database SarderTV. SarderTV offers provoking, educational and candid interviews so that new entrepreneurs and aspiring business people can learn from them. The database is part of the international Learning Movement created by Russell Sarder to help spread knowledge and inspire a passion in lifelong learning. Operating on the premise that motivated individuals can learn from the experience, the success and the mistakes of others, SarderTV provides a unique opportunity to see and hear influential personalities talk about the subjects that matter to them. Some of the past interviewees have included Ira Neimark, former CEO of Bergdorf Goodman, Susan Davis, CEO of BRAC USA, and Dan Hoffman, President and CEO of M5 Networks.
Don’t miss this informative interview with Mark Bunting at SarderTV
SarderTV seeking additional leaders for interviews
SarderTV is also seeking leaders to interview and is targeting leaders from Fortune 500 companies, and exceptional public figures like Bill Clinton, Oprah Winfrey, Jim Collins, Bill Gates, Warren Buffet and many more. According to the National Venture Capital Association, more than 30 percent to $ 600 million this year has been invested in Web-based education. For investors seeking an opportunity to participate in a multi-million dollar idea SarderTV presents an excellent investment and is actively seeking investors. Several investors have already expressed an interest in this innovative idea. Investors interested in becoming a part of SarderTV are invited to get in touch as well, contact us at russellsarder(at)netcomlearning(dot)com.
About Sarder TV
SarderTV is a learning channel that contains a series of exclusive educational interview videos from top leaders in their industries, as well as motivational videos encouraging our public to succeed in their personal and professional lives, and many more. Russell Sarder, CEO of Sarder TV, has interviewed a series of leaders, who have shared their experiences and how they were able to achieve their success. Some of the names that Sarder has interviewed are: Ira Neimark, former CEO of Bergdorf Goodman; Russ Edelman, co-author of Nice Guys Can Get the Corner Office, Dan Hoffman, and David Hershfield, SVP Online Technology at RedCats.
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Rocky Hill, CT (PRWEB) December 11, 2013
Connecticut Innovations (CI) today announced the launch of its new brand identity, which more closely aligns with the dynamic work it is doing with pioneering Connecticut companies and better captures the breadth of services available to entrepreneurs and business owners in the state. As part of the brand refresh, the state’s quasi-public authority responsible for growing Connecticut businesses through innovative financing and strategic assistance created a new corporate logo, an evolved message platform and an interactive website complete with educational resources.
The updated message platform and logo were designed to reflect CI’s merger with the Connecticut Development Authority (CDA) in 2012, and the addition of the Small Business Innovation (SBI) group in 2009. The new website highlights the services offered by the three entities under the CI umbrella as well as CI’s new mission to help Connecticut businesses thrive no matter what stage of the business life cycle they’re in.
“Our new brand identity reflects who we are today,” said Amy Hourigan, vice president of marketing and communications for Connecticut Innovations. “CI has always been an innovative and dynamic organization that inspires confidence in companies that want to do business with us, but beyond the venture community, we suffered from a lack of awareness. Over a year in the making, our new creative assets tell our story in what I hope is an engaging, inspiring way that better reflects the broader scope of what we do, which now includes lending and support for small business innovation.”
The previous logo and brand guidelines served the company for more than a decade. During that period, CI helped more than 100 emerging companies research, develop, and market new products and services, attracting more than $ 1 billion in additional investments from private equity providers in the process. With the support of Governor Malloy’s 2011 Jobs Bill, CI has had an even greater impact on the small business economy. Over the past two years, CI has:
Doubled investments in early-stage companies, including $ 10.8 million in pre-seed and seed opportunities, enabling the state to bring more high-tech innovations to the global stage.
More than doubled the number of new companies it supports – the early-stage portfolio now includes 91 companies.
Quadrupled the number of angels making investments through the Angel Investor Tax Credit Program and increased dollars they invested by more than 2.5 times.
Provided 85 internships for Connecticut students resulting in 17 permanent jobs and counting.
Significantly increased efforts to help small businesses accelerate their growth through innovative new programs and small grants. An investment of $ 1.1 million through the Connecticut SBIR Acceleration and Commercialization Program leveraged $ 9 million in federal R&D grants. A $ 590k investment through CI’s Small Business Innovation and Diversification Program leveraged an additional $ 3.4 million.
Invested in the entrepreneurial ecosystem (CTNext), which helps entrepreneurs start and grow businesses even if they’re outside of CI’s portfolio.
“Connecticut Innovations operates in sophisticated, highly-technical industries and should embody an image that reflects that we belong here,” said Claire Leonardi, CEO of Connecticut Innovations. “Our new look identifies closely with the investment and lending communities and was designed to appeal to our innovative portfolio companies and prospects as well.”
To explore the new CI website, visit http://www.ctinnovations.com.
About Connecticut Innovations Inc.
Connecticut Innovations (CI) is the leading source of financing and ongoing support for Connecticut’s innovative, growing companies. To maximize the growth potential of each business, CI tailors its solutions and often combines its funds with resources from other financial leaders to provide venture capital and strategic support for early-stage technology companies; flexible loans for established companies with new innovations; grants that support innovation and collaboration; and connections to its well-established network of partners and professionals. Through all these initiatives, CI has helped bring $ 4 billion in financing to Connecticut companies. The state’s most active early-stage investor, CI has created more than 26,000 jobs. For more information on CI, please visit http://www.ctinnovations.com.
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