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Enterprises lack visibility and control of IoT devices on their network

Published in Datacentre + Network Security Device Security Security + Compliance

Traditional security tools fall short in securing a growing number of diverse IoT devices driving need to rethink IoT security strategy.

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Alibaba and Gemalto work hand-in-hand to secure China's IoT market

Published in Device Security Security + Compliance

Gemalto is collaborating with Alibaba Group's YunOS to provide connectivity and security for YunOS - developed by Alibaba Group, it is a cloud-based, data and services oriented Internet of Things (IoT) operating system, widely integrated into IoT devices, as well as chips and sensors across industries. In this partnership, Gemalto provides its Allynis Trusted Service Hub that allows easy provisioning of security sensitive applications throughout the identity lifecycle management.

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The Internet of Things: what you need to know about protecting your business from cyber attacks in this constantly evolving sector

Published in AI Device Security Internet of Things Security + Compliance

Technological advances continue to change the way we do business, opening doors to new possibilities and shaping the worldwide economy. But alongside the silver lining of quicker and easier working methods for companies has come an ominous cloud of threats from cyber criminals prepared to exploit every avenue available to them. MD at PAV i.t. Jason Fry explores the Internet of Things and offers his advice for tackling online fraud.

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One in four companies have no cyber security plans

Published in Compliance/Governance/Risk Management Datacentre + Network Security Device Security Identity/Access Management Security + Compliance Security-as-a-Service

One in four European companies would be significantly exposed in the event of a cyber-attack, according to data from DLA Piper, the global law firm.

Published in Datacentre + Network Security Device Security Security + Compliance

Symantec has revealed new research demonstrating how cybercriminal networks are taking advantage of lax Internet of Things (IoT) device security to spread malware and create zombie networks, or botnets, unbeknownst to their device owners.

Published in Datacentre + Network Security Device Security Digital Business

Eighty-eight percent of state and local government IT professionals are concerned about cyber attacks targeting critical city infrastructure.

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Digital transformation puts data at risk

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Spirent introduces CyberFlood Data Breach Assessment solution

Paired with deployment and operation from Spirent SecurityLabs, provides true assessment and...

NTT reveals cybersecurity trends that will shape business technology in 2020

Security Orchestration, Automation and Response (SOAR) will rocket to address cyber attacks...

Manufacturing makes light of ransomware?

Sophos has published a new sectoral survey report, “The State of Ransomware in Manufacturing and...

Global cybersecurity report reveals misaligned incentives

Intel Security, CSIS Survey: Only half of IT staff agree with executives that their cybersecurity...

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