A Manchester cybersecurity company that helps the likes of Pets at Home, William Hill and All Saints avoid bot attacks has been spun off to become a standalone business. Netacea had been part of Intechnica, which is also based in the city, and recently raised £9m to help it expand its presence in the UK and US. The company was started in 2018, detects bot attacks that target mobile, web and API...
Firm that helps Pets at Home, William Hill and All Saints avoid bot attacks spun off after £9m funding boost
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