Topic: Security - Page 244

New FireEye Market, Expertise On-Demand and Incident Response Retainers expand cyber security knowledge and bring extensibility to customers’ security programs

Worldwide spending on security-related hardware, software, and services is forecast to reach $133.7 billion in 2022, according to a new update to the†Worldwide Semiannual Security Spending Guide†from International Data Corporation (IDC). Although spending growth is expected to gradually slow over the 2017-2022 forecast period, the market will still deliver a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 9.9%.

Available now through an early access program, the new addition to the vendor’s next-generation endpoint security solution allows users to analyze suspicious files and get targeted advice on responding to them from the SophosLabs threat intelligence database.

Family of Advanced Threat Protection Firewalls Use Deep Learning to Discover New Malware That Has Not Been Previously Identified

Consumption-based program empowers MSSPs to offer services that automate manual processes and optimize multi-vendor environments, providing higher levels of security and compliance

In terms of main threat actors, expectation rarely matches reality, because most incidents were caused by insider mistakes rather than hacker attacks, as assumed by most respondents.

75% Of Organizations Lack Complete Confidence That Their Security Defenses Will Stop Targeted Spear-Phishing With Malicious Web Links

Nessus 8 delivers new Live Results to virtually eliminate time to assess vulnerabilities

The two-day educational and networking event touched on hot topics like the Internet of Things and and included business continuity lessons learned from Hurricane Harvey.

Now that it’s launched security systems, Continuum plans to teach MSPs how to sell them and link them more tightly with its RMM product and outsourced help desk, according to Chief Revenue Officer Bob Kocis (pictured).