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CIOs still have their work cut out to keep up with the pace of innovation

Published in BC/DR Carriers + Service Providers Cloud + MS DC Facilities + Colo Device Security Flash Infrastructure Infrastructure + Hardware Management Networking Networks + Telecoms Security + Compliance Server Technology Software Defined DC & Storage Storage + Servers Storage Technology Virtualisation Wireless

Latest research suggests IT leaders are struggling to convince their colleagues that they can help deliver effective IT.

Published in Cloud + MS Infrastructure Security Security + Compliance Security-as-a-Service Storage

Unified security architecture is capable of being mapped, tested and measured; enables more proactive threat prevention and auditable regulatory compliance.

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

Unique new offer to detect and react to advanced internal and external business threats.

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

By Scott Greaux, Vice President, Products and Services, PhishMe.

Published in BC/DR Carriers + Service Providers Cloud + MS DC Facilities + Colo Device Security Flash Infrastructure Infrastructure + Hardware Management Networking Networks + Telecoms Security + Compliance Server Technology Software Defined DC & Storage Storage + Servers Storage Technology Virtualisation Wireless

Value-added distributor’s HP sales team achieves internationally-recognised qualification through award-winning TD Academy training portal.

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

Courion asks: how secure are your service accounts? Most don’t realise the number of service accounts that exist within their organisation, frequently with default password settings created during software installation still in place. The problem is, service accounts typically provide privileged access to valuable and confidential data. Because service accounts are not proactively managed, they represent an especially attractive target to a hacker.

Ensuring secure remote access

Streamline remote management of network, server and data centers to securely and reliably ensure...

Cyberattack rise boosts security skills

Sophos has published the findings of its global survey, “The IT Security Team: 2021 and...

Cradlepoint 5G-optimised NetCloud SASE secures agile enterprises

Zero-trust networks deployable, at scale, in as little as 6 minutes, addresses current industry...

Senetas and Thales launch the world’s first quantum resistant network encryption solution

Customers are able to protect sensitive data against future quantum attacks.

Citrix brings web application firewall capabilities to the cloud

Employees today must be able to work from anywhere. And IT needs to ensure the applications they...

Ransomware driving professionalisation of cyber crime

WithSecure report highlights a security incident involving five different groups as evidence of an...

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Case Study: @nifty Delivering IT Security to Their Customers with Kaspersky

NIFTY Corporation is one of the leading Telecoms and Internet Service Providers in Japan, supplying high-speed broadband connectivity to more than 1.39 million broadband users. Providing robust security for the many subscribers to its online services is very important because repeated security breaches or loss of service may result in customers suffering damage or losses - and ultimately leaving NIFTY and moving to competitors' services.

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CIOs still have their work cut out to keep up with the pace of innovation

Unifying physical and Cloud security

Capgemini launches Anomalous Behaviour Detection with Pivotal

Top five tips for security behaviour management programs

ISMM accreditation for Azlan

Leaving the door open for hackers