Why a Cisco-Axonius Deal Makes Sense, and Why It Might Not
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Cisco is considering a $2 billion acquisition of Axonius, an asset management vendor. The deal could provide Cisco with enhanced cybersecurity capabilities; however, the article does not explicitly mention any relevance to Texas credit unions.
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Despite Cisco's Cyber Struggles, the Perks of Offering Asset Management Are Clear Cisco is eyeing what would be its third-largest cybersecurity acquisition ever, Calcalist reported: a $2 billion buy of New York-based asset management vendor Axonius. The Israeli business publication said Sunday the two sides are in advanced negotiations. Axonius denied the Calcalist report.