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CYGNVS Launches AI Incident Command Center to Manage AI-Driven Operational Crises

CYGNVS is Named a Winner of Enterprise Security Tech’s Cyber Top 20 Awards

June 5, 2025

 

August 7, 2023 – Enterprise Security announced their list of award winners for the 2023 Cyber Top 20 Awards, recognizing the most impactful and innovative cybersecurity companies in the industry. 

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About CYGNVS Inc.

CYGNVS is a guided cyber crisis response platform purpose-built to empower organizations to be Connected, Confident, in Control and Compliant before, during and after a cyber crisis. Backed by a $55 million series A round from Andreessen Horowitz, Stone Point Ventures, and EOS Venture Partners, CYGNVS is headquartered in Silicon Valley, with offices in Canada, India, and Ireland.

For more information, visit www.CYGNVS.com.

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