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Lookout acquires CipherCloud

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Lookout, Inc. has acquired CipherCloud, a leading cloud-native security company that operates in the emerging Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) market. By combining the Lookout Mobile Endpoint Security with the CipherCloud SASE technologies, Lookout is in a unique position to deliver the industry’s first end-to-end platform that secures an organisation’s entire data path from endpoint to cloud.

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“Think before you share,” warns Veritas

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Veritas Technologies is warning knowledge workers to ‘think before they share’ sensitive data over messaging apps as new research shows that they’re not considering the consequences before hitting ‘send’. Veritas, a global leader in data protection, availability and insights, has found that 30% of knowledge workers have been reprimanded by bosses for their use of instant messaging and business collaboration tools such as Zoom and Teams, as 71% admit to sharing business-critical data...

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Datto acquires BitDam

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Patented security technology to protect cloud-based applications for SMBs.

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Cloud-based email threats capitalised on Covid chaos

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Trend Micro intercepted a surge in malware, phishing and credential theft.

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AT&T Cybersecurity launches Managed SASE Solution

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AT&T SASE with Fortinet is said to be the first, global managed SASE solution at scale that unifies leading networking and security technologies for a more resilient, safer network.

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Top brands risk 'billions' of breaches

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Infosys and Interbrand have revealed that the potential risk in brand value of a data breach to the world’s 100 most valuable brands could amount to as much as $223b, according to a joint cybersecurity and brand value impact report launched today. The report, called ‘Invisible Tech. Real Impact,’ examines the long-term impact of data breaches on value of the world’s top brands across sectors.

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