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The Online Proctoring Provider is Ranked No. 236 on the List of the 5000 Fastest-Growing US Companies

US-based short-form video sharing app (and TikTok rival) Triller has inked a new deal with UK-based B2B digital music company 7digital Group.

7digital will provide Triller with access to its global catalogue of more than 80 million tracks by licensing its API for music sampling and full-length audio streaming. This will enable US-based Triller to engage audiences around the world with both global and regional content.

“Arevo’s new platform enables fabrication of high strength, low weight carbon fiber parts, currently not possible with today’s standard techniques,” said Trae Vassallo, founding partner at Defy. “We are thrilled to be working with the team to help scale up this incredibly impactful technology.”

Vu had initially intended to start his own business, but was drawn to Arevo’s potential. “3D printing is about making things slowly and in small quantities. With Arevo’s technology you can make big things quite fast,” Vu said in an interview.

Silicon Valley-based Arevo, which transforms composites production through digitalization and automation, has raised $25 million in Series B funding.

Shujinko, the pioneer in automated audit preparation, today announced three key executive appointments across sales, engineering and marketing that will help propel the company’s growth following its $7.5M Series A funding late last year. The appointments include Jason Kelleghan, formerly with Reciprocity, as VP of Sales; Rick Harwood, formerly with Starbucks, as VP of Engineering;…

The social-media app’s executives Mike Lu and Ryan Kavanaugh talk their legal tussle with TikTok, the Trump-and-Microsoft saga, and what they believe sets their platform apart

Kavanaugh says Triller wants to avoid the younger audience due to online child privacy laws, which protects children under the age of 13 from companies collecting personal information without their parents’ consent.

If your employees don’t use proper security behaviors, it’s because they’re not motivated. Elevate Security co-founder Masha Sedova laid out a new kind of training plan for security scofflaws.