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Cyber Security Insight Report | February 2026

neuco’s February 2026 Cyber Security Insight reflects a market defined by AI acceleration, runtime risk management and measurable outcomes. As enterprises scale AI adoption and navigate increasing cloud complexity, the focus is shifting from reactive defence to proactive, data-centric security strategies that reduce real production risk.

Two featured articles capture this evolution. Aqua Security’s renewed emphasis on runtime exposure management highlights the importance of protecting live environments and shortening remediation cycles where it matters most. Meanwhile, Varonis’ acquisition of AllTrue.ai strengthens enterprise AI Trust, Risk and Security Management, combining AI visibility, runtime enforcement and data-layer intelligence to deliver stronger governance as autonomous systems scale.

Across industry news, Keepit’s continued recognition for cloud-native backup resilience underscores the need for SaaS data protection, while Cribl surpassing $300 million in ARR signals sustained demand for AI-ready, vendor-agnostic data infrastructure. Sumo Logic’s expanded visibility across Snowflake and Databricks, alongside Delinea’s channel momentum, further demonstrate how ecosystem strength and observability are central to modern security programmes.

This month’s podcast features Austin Gadient, CTO and Co-Founder of Vali Cyber, discussing hypervisor security, leadership and building resilient teams in high-stakes environments.

Explore the full edition for deeper insight into the trends, technologies and talent shaping cyber security in 2026.

Satellite & NewSpace Insight Report | February 2026

neuco’s February 2026 Satellite & NewSpace Insight reflects a market where ambition is rapidly converting into procurement, funding and deployable capability. From defence-backed servicing missions to faster data relay in orbit, this edition highlights a sector accelerating towards operational resilience and sovereign strength.

Two featured articles capture this momentum. Starfish Space secured a $54.5 million Space Force contract to deliver its Otter servicing vehicle, signalling growing confidence in autonomous on-orbit logistics for national security assets. Meanwhile, SatVu closed a £30m funding round backed by the NATO Innovation Fund, advancing its multi-satellite thermal intelligence constellation and reinforcing the strategic importance of space-based data.

Across industry news, FOSSA Systems’ selection for NATO’s DIANA programme underlines defence interest in low-cost nanosat capability, while Axiom Space’s $350m raise strengthens the commercial infrastructure required for the post-ISS era. KSAT’s Hyperion mission and General Galactic’s water-based propulsion test further demonstrate how latency reduction and sustainable in-orbit operations are shaping next-generation architectures.

This month’s podcast features Robyn Ringuette, President of AstroForge, exploring asteroid mining, deep space resource utilisation and what it takes to build a sustainable space-based supply chain.

Explore the full edition for deeper insight into the deals, technologies and talent driving Satellite & NewSpace forward in 2026.

Content & Media Insight Report | February 2026

neuco’s February 2026 Content & Media Insight captures a sector moving at pace, where live sport, cloud distribution and scalable production infrastructure are redefining how content is created and delivered. From IP OB expansion to cloud-based FA Cup workflows, this edition highlights an industry accelerating towards more flexible, resilient ecosystems.

Two featured articles underline this shift. At ISE 2026, Diversified launched its new Diversified Digital practice, signalling growing demand for accountable, enterprise-scale digital experience environments. Meanwhile, Vizrt introduced Campus Stadium Production Bundles, democratising broadcast-grade sports production for high schools and colleges while equipping the next generation with real-world skills.

In industry news, Cloudbass expanded its IP OB fleet in collaboration with dB Broadcast, reinforcing sustainable UHD and HDR workflows, while Pitch International partnered with Synamedia and Globecast to deliver cloud-based FA Cup distribution—another clear indicator of rights holders embracing scalable, secure live delivery models. Backlight’s latest report also revealed that video now consumes 64% of storage despite representing just 14% of assets, underscoring the growing infrastructure challenge.

This month’s podcast features Elliot Renton, SVP APAC at Magnifi, exploring the application of AI in sports media and its implications for talent and innovation.

Explore the full edition for deeper insights shaping Content & Media in 2026.

Cyber Security Insight Report | January 2026

The January 2026 Cyber Security Insight explores how the sector is accelerating toward smarter, more proactive defence, driven by AI-powered platforms, deeper threat visibility, and strategic scale. Across this edition, a clear theme emerges: cyber vendors are moving beyond reactive protection to anticipate risk across increasingly complex digital ecosystems.

The featured articles reflect this shift in approach. Black Kite’s launch of ThreatTrace highlights the growing focus on supply chain resilience, enabling organisations to map malicious infrastructure before it becomes a threat. Alongside this, Vectra AI’s next-generation threat detection platform demonstrates how AI-driven signal intelligence is helping security teams cut through alert fatigue and prioritise real risk across hybrid and multi-cloud environments.

Industry news further reinforces this momentum. Strategic partnerships such as LevelBlue and Fortra’s managed security collaboration signal consolidation across services, while Claroty’s $150 million funding round underlines continued investment in securing critical infrastructure with AI-led solutions.

This month’s featured podcast adds a human dimension to the discussion. In Episode 60 of the Cyber Security Matters Podcast, Boris Goncharov of AMATAS and Plainsea explores the psychology behind social engineering, offering timely insight as human behaviour remains one of the most exploited attack vectors.

Explore the full January 2026 Cyber Security Insight for deeper analysis on the trends, technologies, and leaders shaping the future of cyber defence.

Satellite & NewSpace Insight Report | January 2026

The January 2026 Satellite & NewSpace Insight captures a European space sector increasingly defined by sovereignty, security, and long-term resilience. This edition highlights how public and private initiatives are converging to strengthen autonomous capabilities across in-orbit servicing, Earth observation, and defence-aligned space infrastructure.

Two featured articles sit at the heart of this theme. Exotrail’s expansion of its spacevan™ platform for CNES signals a major step forward for in-orbit servicing and end-of-life satellite management, positioning Europe at the forefront of sustainable space operations. In parallel, the partnership between DroneShield and Intelic reflects rising demand for integrated, scalable counter-drone solutions as space, defence, and security priorities continue to overlap.

The industry news section reinforces Europe’s growing ambition. LiveEO’s launch of a high-resolution 3D Earth observation constellation, SWISSto12’s €73 million ESA backing for HummingSat, and D-Orbit’s $128 million Series D funding round all point to sustained investment in sovereign space capabilities and orbital infrastructure.

This month’s featured podcast complements these developments. In Episode 61 of the Satellite & NewSpace Matters Podcast, CubeSpace CEO Mike-Alec Kearney shares insights on scaling space technology businesses, leadership challenges, and European expansion—highly relevant as the region’s space ecosystem matures.

Discover the full January 2026 Satellite & NewSpace Insight to explore the stories shaping Europe’s next phase in space.

Content & Media Insight Report | January 2026

January 2026 Content & Media Insight captures a sector entering the year with momentum, shaped by decisive leadership moves, smarter technology adoption, and a growing focus on secure, scalable media delivery. This edition highlights how innovation and executive vision are setting the tone for what lies ahead in media technology.

Two featured articles anchor the narrative. Qvest’s appointment of Thorsten Sauer as CEO signals a strategic push toward operational alignment and global growth, reflecting a broader industry emphasis on strong leadership to manage increasingly complex, integrated media environments. In parallel, NAGRAVISION’s partnership with the English Football League underscores the rising importance of AI-driven security, as broadcasters and rights holders intensify efforts to protect premium live content from piracy.

The industry news section reinforces these themes, from senior leadership appointments at Net Insight and Globecast to new collaborations and product launches. Notably, Grass Valley’s partnership with NETGEAR and NEP Australia’s software-first OB truck illustrate how cloud, IP and software-defined workflows are reshaping live production and expanding access beyond traditional broadcast settings.

This month’s featured podcast continues the conversation, with Grass Valley CEO Jon Wilson sharing insights on building teams and transforming media technology—timely perspectives as organisations balance innovation with talent and culture.

Explore the full January 2026 Content & Media Insight to dive deeper into the stories, trends and conversations shaping the future of the industry.

Satellite & NewSpace Insight Report | October 2025

October proved to be a standout month for the Satellite & NewSpace industry, marked by a landmark merger, major funding rounds, and new global partnerships driving innovation from Earth to orbit. This edition captures the momentum building across the space economy as companies push boundaries in connectivity, autonomy, and commercialisation.

Our featured articles highlight the merger between Lynk and Omnispace, combining forces to deliver next-generation direct-to-device connectivity, and EnduroSat’s $104 million funding round to scale ESPA-class satellite production.

From Leaf Space’s industry recognition to Ion-X’s propulsion milestones and Slingshot Aerospace’s expansion into the UK, October was defined by progress and collaboration.

This month’s featured podcast, “Democratising Earth Observation Data” with Michael Bartholomeusz of NOVI, explores how accessible satellite data is reshaping how organisations observe and manage the world around them.

Dive into the full edition for the latest on the people, technology, and partnerships defining the next phase of the space economy.