Google’s cloud business has purchased security-focused firm Siemplify in a deal that it said Tuesday would bolster its work helping companies set protocols for how to spot and respond to cyber security-related incidents. Google is paying about $500 million to buy the firm, Israeli tech news site CTech reported . Siemplify, which started in 2015 and now has offices in Tel Aviv and New York,...
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