Technology companies such as Teslar Software, AB DAO, Intruder, among others, announced their tech deals or channel partnerships.
Capon Valley Bank Partners with Teslar Software
Capon Valley Bank, a community bank founded in 1918, has partnered with Teslar Software to modernize its lending operations and strengthen relationship banking. The bank will implement Teslar’s suite of tools, including loan exceptions management, automated workflows, secure document upload, and a construction module. The strategy focuses on centralizing data and reducing manual work to allow staff to spend more time serving customers. The technology streamlines post-close lending processes with unified document handling. This innovation transforms manual file systems into digital efficiency, enhancing visibility, speed, and customer satisfaction.
World Liberty Financial Partners with AB DAO
World Liberty Financial (WLFI) has joined hands with AB DAO to deploy the USD1 stablecoin on the AB Chain, a high-performance blockchain network. The partnership aims to expand the DeFi and digital payments ecosystem, supporting trading, lending, and liquidity operations. The technology emphasizes fast, zero-fee transfers via the AB Wallet, ensuring near-instant settlements and cross-chain compatibility. The investment builds robust infrastructure for stablecoin usage and wallet development. The initiative focuses on making digital currency transactions more accessible and cost-effective. Its innovation—introducing a native stablecoin on a multi-chain network—offers convenience, flexibility, and broader DeFi adoption.
Intruder Partners with DomainTools
Intruder, a global leader in exposure management, has partnered with DomainTools to integrate the FarSight passive DNS database into its Attack Surface Management (ASM) platform. During a pilot involving 60 customers, 100 percent experienced improved subdomain detection, with 44 percent identifying over 10 additional subdomains and 23 percent finding more than 50. In one case, over a million subdomains were uncovered. The strategy strengthens visibility across entire external perimeters and combats Shadow IT risks. Combining passive DNS, certificate transparency, and active DNS data, the technology delivers deeper security intelligence. Customers gain automatic discovery of unknown assets, enhanced threat detection, and reduced cyber risk exposure.
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