Threat Landscape stories - Page 37

NEC's approach to securing its customer's data, users and systems is founded on organisational change (people, process and technology) and a Zero Trust mindset.

CyberArk, an identity security company, is helping organisations secure access to critical assets and data, according to TechDay.

Barracuda Networks, a cloud-first security provider, has appointed Siroui Mushegian as its new Chief Information Officer to strengthen its systems.

With the rise of Kubernetes as the de facto standard for container orchestration, many security solutions have emerged.

The addition of vulnerability and patch management powered by OPSWAT enables businesses to tighten their defences.

Financial managers are on the hunt for potential cost savings and may struggle to understand the extent of the value that security teams deliver.

Radiflow's Active Scanner allows CISOs to identify devices on ICS networks without interrupting critical processes, the company announces.

Cybercrime has become the world's third largest economy, and estimated to generate $8 trillion by the end of 2023.

CyberArk's report reveals how the tension between difficult economic conditions and the pace of technology innovation is impacting cybersecurity exposure.

Akamai finds that in APJ more than 1.15 billion web attacks were recorded in the commerce sector, across retail and hotel and travel verticals.

RSM Australia has formed a strategic alliance with Australian start-up, MyCISO, to provide its security platform to mid-market businesses across Australia.

The deployment comes on the heels of the company achieving Protected IRAP status for its market-leading Singularity XDR platform.

BSI Australia's new MD, Charlene Loo, emphasizes the importance of building digital trust amidst the rise in cybersecurity attacks.

As part of these capabilities, Commvault has expanded its security ecosystem to include product integrations with Microsoft and CyberArk.

Notable growth was seen especially within local government, education and healthcare, with customers ranging from 50 or more employees to large multi-nationals.

A new report has found employees can be an organisation's weakest point – or one of its most powerful defenses.

ConnectWise hosts annual cybersecurity conference, IT Nation Secure, to address challenges and solutions in the cybersecurity arena.

Organisations will gain security resilience with unified detection and response for OT and IT with the company's MDR solution powered by Secureworks Taegis XDR.

Culture, strategy and compliance are among the top tools Australian business leaders can leverage to protect their companies from cyber criminals.

DDoS attacks have become a major threat to a wide variety of businesses, from the smallest to the largest multi-national corporations.