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If there’s one thing to be learned from the past year, it’s that change can happen faster than expected. Roll back just over 12 months and it would have been hard to believe that many companies in different industries would move to a remote working model, with a large majority of employees working from home. With so many workers accessing corporate networks remotely, piracy is an even bigger risk […]

Cylynt is delighted to welcome Carl Daly to the team as he takes on the lead for product management.

For years high tech software companies have endured a consistent and ever growing piracy assault on their intellectual property, which, according to the BSA Software Alliance, has resulted in lost revenue of more than $46 billion a year. 

Preview: Cylynt and Proof LCS are partnering to bring the software industry new capabilities for uncovering piracy, collecting installation/usage data, rapidly performing data analysis, and then monetizing those software licenses found to be over-installed or pirated.

Cylynt has traced more than one-billion usage events in its software-as-service (SaaS) portal, resulting in approximately $2 billion of additional revenue for its customers since its founding in 2014. The usage event number is expected to double every 12 months going forward.

Preview: We are excited to report that Cylynt has been selected from over 5,000 applicants and recognized as one of the fastest growing SaaS companies in the world. The Latka 250 analyzes data from a combination of factors including revenue, contract values, customer count, churn, and employee growth. 

Preview: Cylynt is pleased to welcome Carolyn Dowling to head up our newly formed customer success team dedicated first and foremost to ensuring our customers achieve their desired outcomes while using our products.

Preview: The seventh annual Cylynt Software Monetization and Anti-Piracy Summit, held virtually over two days on October 28-29, was once again a huge success, attracting 350 attendees, which is a 250% increase over the previous year.

Trick or Treat! It’s the perfect time of year to review the most spine-chilling cybersecurity threats. Believe it or not, ghastly ghouls and moaning spirits aren’t the scariest or spookiest things. Cybersecurity criminals and threats are some nasty witches that conjure trouble.

Preview: Guest blogger Chris Bailey, a Rouse principal, is joined by his colleagues Yen Vu, principal and country manager (Vietnam), Kaew (Peeraya) Thammasujarit, principal, deputy country manager, and head of dispute resolution (Thailand), and Kin Wah Chow, principal and registered foreign lawyer (Indonesia) in an overview of enforcement in these three countries.