Trend Micro, announced that it has acquired Cloud Conformity, an innovative Cloud Security Posture Management (CSPM) company. The acquisition instantly broadens the cloud services Trend Micro can secure and resolves often overlooked security issues caused by cloud infrastructure misconfiguration.Read More…
Dynabook Europe has announced it is partnering with Microsoft to build the most secure Windows devices available today. The new class of Windows 10 Secured-core PCs is designed with deep integration between hardware and software and features the most advanced CPUs available to ensure resistance to current and future cyber-threats.Read More…
Sophos today announced availability of Sophos Cloud Optix on Amazon Web Services (AWS) Marketplace. As a new agentless software-as-a-service (SaaS) offering, Cloud Optix automatically discovers cloud assets, detects cloud security vulnerabilities and misconfigurations, and provides threat response for AWS customers.Read More…
Proofpoint, announced the availability of a new survey from The Economist Intelligence Unit to help organizations gauge the frequency and severity of people-centric data breaches, and the steps companies are taking to address them. The study, entitled “Cyber Insecurity: Managing Threats From Within,”Read More…
Soffid, a leader in open source Identity and Privileged Access Management today announced the appointment of Ixtel as its Value Added Distributor for the Middle East.Read More…
According to a recent onsite poll conducted by Centrify at GITEX 2019 reveals that more than 90% of respondents indicated Privileged Access Management (PAM) is important in their overall cybersecurity strategy. However, despite accepting the importance of PAM only 35% of the respondents confirmedRead More…
Equinix, announced the appointment of Michael Montoya as Chief Information Security Officer (CISO), further bolstering the company’s commitment to security. In this role, Montoya is responsible for leading Equinix’s global cybersecurity risk program.Read More…
ESET Smart Home Research Team recently discovered that the popular Amazon Echo – the original hardware of Amazon Alexa – was open to a number of the ten Key Reinstallation Attack (KRACK) vulnerabilities.Read More…
