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Challenges of AI in Cybersecurity: From Zero-Day Threats to Adversarial Manipulations — guest column

In a guest column for AIN, Siarhei Fedarovich, IBA Group Project Manager, explored how businesses can leverage AI for cybersecurity, the associated risks, and real-world examples that highlight AI's effectiveness and limitations.

Startup of the Day: RedTrack, a Lithuanian marketing solution based on 1st party cookies

In the Startup of the Day column, Vladyslav Zhovtenko, CEO and co-founder of RedTrack, shares more details about the startup’s idea, its product, and future plans.

Startup of the Day: Joiner App, a Lithuanian app to find, join, and host events

In the Startup of the Day column, Joiner App’s team shares more details about the startup’s idea, its product, and future plans.

Lithuanian lender Finbee Verslui closes a €35M round led by Pollen Street Capital

Lithuanian alternative lender Finbee Verslui has closed a €35 million funding round led by Pollen Street Capital. The company will use the fresh capital to finance over 1500 businesses. “First of all, we will be able to pay out business

PR for different stages of startup: seed, early, growth, expansion – what tactics to use?

Public Relations (PR) is essential for driving a startup’s success at every stage. From attracting early users and capturing investor interest to scaling into global markets, strategic PR can significantly boost a startup’s growth and impact. In a guest column

Finnish VC Inventure invests in Valo.ai to solve SaaS chaos in enterprises

Finnish venture capital firm Inventure has invested an undisclosed amount in Valo.ai, a San-Francisco-based software development startup. Spintop Ventures and notable angel investors from the cybersecurity field joined the funding round. About Valo.ai Investment details “Many SaaS security posture management

How to deal with challenges on the road to overseas expansion? — guest column

For startups in Europe, the European continent alone is a huge market, with more than 40 countries in which they can reach potential customers. Each of these countries has its own regulations, infrastructure, language, and culture, which poses many challenges

Ukraine manufactures almost 100% of drones independently. Private entrepreneurs make the most

Almost 100% of drones are manufactured in Ukraine, most of them being developed by private entrepreneurs. This was said by the Deputy Defense Minister of Ukraine Dmytro Klimenkov in an interview with SMALL TALK. And that’s good, because it’s about