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Organisations blind to location of sensitive data

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Informatica Corporation has announced the availability of a new independent research report by the Ponemon Institute LLC, entitled, The State of Data Centric Security. Based on a global survey of more than 1,500 IT and IT security professionals, the study reveals how organizations understand and respond to data security threats in today’s information-everywhere world.

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By Poul Nielsen - Director of Strategy, Nexthink.

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Webroot has announced expansion of its enterprise-class security solutions with the introduction of BrightCloud® Security Services for Enterprise, a new portfolio of services which makes Webroot’s industry-leading threat intelligence available to enterprises through integration with popular network security and management platforms. The first services within this portfolio, BrightCloud for Next Generation Firewall (NGFW) and BrightCloud for Security Information and Event Management...

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MSS platform provides improved detection rates for unknown threats of up to 500%.

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Survey of 300 information security practitioners highlights challenges securing end users.

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33% said a malware attack cost on average between £10,000 and £50,000 to remediate, highlighting need for greater threat intelligence when securing IT networks. Check Point has announced the findings of a survey showing that a combination of progressively more sophisticated malware and lack of intelligence about new security threats are key reasons for the growing number of successful malware attacks.

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