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The Next Big Thing in AI Compliance: What ISO 42001 Means for Your SaaS Company with Prescient Security’s COO

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The Next Big Thing in AI Compliance: What ISO 42001 Means for Your SaaS Company The Cold Hard Truth About AI Risk in SaaS Picture this: Your product team’s AI chatbot gets breached. Automate (Because Manual Doesn’t Scale) Smart SaaS companies are using platforms like: Vanta Drata Secureframe Why? No protocol.

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5 Interesting Learnings from Circle at $2.3 Billion in “ARR”

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So Circle is the latest tech IPO and it’s not really B2B or SaaS per se — it’s a fintech that issues and manages “stablecoins” Cypto that converts 1:1 to U.S. ✨ Lemkin (@jasonlk) June 5, 2025 5 Interesting Learnings for B2B and SaaS Founders from Circle’s IPO: 1. Compliance debt is real debt.

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The Great IPO Awakening: What 2025’s Surprisingly Hot Market Means for B2B Companies

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After years of drought, 2025 has delivered a scorching hot public market for tech companies so far, with some eye-popping returns that should have every SaaS founder and investor paying attention. above IPO price. returns from their initial pricing. SailPoint filed at $19-21 but priced at $23. That’s not a typo.

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Is AI Penetration … Slowing Down? Ramp Says Possibly

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Moving from AI pilots to production-grade implementations requires solving hard technical problems around data pipelines, security, compliance, and workflow integration. Price pressure is coming. Companies are discovering that hiring AI talent or upskilling existing teams takes much longer than anticipated.

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The Enterprise Journey: 8 Keys to Going Upmarket Successfully with Workiva’s CEO Julie Iskow

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Moving upmarket isn’t just a nice-to-have for most SaaS companies – it’s often the difference between building a sustainable $100M+ ARR business and getting stuck in the mid-market quicksand. Start Planning for Enterprise Earlier Than You Think The biggest mistake SaaS companies make?

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Buyer Trends: Top Insights from $3B in SaaS Transactions with Vendr

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SaaS buying has changed. As buyers grapple with expanding technology, higher prices, and a need for efficiency, SaaS companies need to deliver what their audience is looking for to win in the market. SaaS Market Snapshot In Q1 of 2023, Vendr gathered data on SaaS Spending and yielded some pretty interesting results.

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🚀 Top 5 SaaStr Learnings from G2’s 2025 Buyer Behavior Report: You Gotta Be AI

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The Mega-Deal Era Is Over — Enterprise deals are clustering in the $100K-$150K range The Shift : Enterprise deals are clustering in the $100K-$150K range (down from ZIRP-era budgets) The New Model : 39% of buyers prefer pay-as-you-go pricing. Lead with integration capabilities and security compliance, not just business outcomes 5.

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