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Secure universal single sign-on to any cloud-based application or service

Published in Cloud + MS Identity/Access Management Infrastructure Security + Compliance

Convenient and secure access to SaaS applications to enable a productive mobile workforce.

Published in Cloud + MS Identity/Access Management Infrastructure Security + Compliance

Accellion, Inc. has enhanced its enterprise-grade security features by including two-factor authentication (2FA). This boosts the existing kiteworks authentication process to increase the security protections available to corporations and government customers.

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

Cigital, Inc. will be acquiring cloud-based application security testing provider, iViZ Security. Cigital will leverage iViZ’s proprietary cloud platform and its technologies to offer 3D Unlimited Application Security Testing, featuring unmatched flexibility across three dimensions: the number of tests, the depth of tests, and the number of applications tested.

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

McAfee has published a new report titled Network Performance and Security, exploring the challenges organisations face in deploying security protections while still maintaining an optimally performing network infrastructure. Issued at McAfee’s FOCUS 14 conference, the report uncovered that an alarming number of organisations are now disabling advanced firewall features in order to avoid significant network performance degradation.

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

Research finds organisations lack clear policies, visibility and authority to control employee file sharing risk.

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

Businesses are not doing enough to combat cyber risks despite an increased awareness of the need to take cyber security seriously, warn auditors. The ICAEW report, Audit Insights: Cyber Security, says there is a growing gap between business and cyber attacker capabilities, with economic growth and new business activity continuously creating new cyber risks.

Be prepared for AI-powered cyber attacks

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iStorage enters Japanese market with award winning product range

Tokyo based NewGen Technology, Inc. to make unique USB flash and portable hard drives with PIN code...

Hackers only need 24 hours

More than three-quarters (88%) of hackers can break through cybersecurity defences and into the...

UK finance sector severely vulnerable to rising cyberattacks

The financial industry suffered an average of 60 major, publicized cyberattacks in the last year...

Are workers getting away with more on personal devices?

By Steve Hammond, President of Fiberlink International.

Vormetric strengthens EMEA Channel

Ex-Fortinet Global Account Director, Chris Smith, joins encryption leader to drive and grow channel...

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Security + Compliance

Secure universal single sign-on to any cloud-based application or service

Accellion launches two-factor authentication capability

Cigital acquires iViZ Security

Performance has priority over security

Organisations at serious risk of data loss and compliance violations

Auditors warn businesses are falling further behind cyber attackers