Topic: Security - Page 286
New Research from Advanced Threat Analytics Finds MSSP Incident Responders Overwhelmed by False-Positive Security Alerts
Incident Responders Waste Hours Each Day Investigating False-Positive Security Alerts; Manpower Requirements Stress MSSP Business Models
NetFortris Partners with Telarus to Provide Partners the Best in UCaaS
NetFortris, a leader in secure cloud solutions, is excited to announce their partnership with leading†Utah-based technology-driven master agent Telarus. Telarus is well-known for their comprehensive portfolio of leading products and technologies that enable partners to provide a wealth of powerful and flexible services to their customers.
Cylance Announces New Releases of Their Prevention-First Security Solutions
Customer-focused improvements to CylancePROTECT and CylanceOPTICS aim to cut security stack noise and clutter
Cylance Committed To Trust, Appoints Chief Privacy Officer
Greg Silberman to manage data privacy during rapid growth
UPDATE — Check Point Software Announces CloudGuard: Complete Gen V Cyber Protection for the Cloud
A new cloud security product family preventing account hijacking and Gen V cyber attacks on SaaS applications and cloud workloads
Dimension Data Adopts Cisco Umbrella in Its Cybersecurity Strategy
Umbrella proactively stop threats before they happen on Dimension Data’s internal systems and any mobile device used by its employees
J2 Global Buys VIPRE Security
VIPRE’s endpoint-heavy product family complements j2’s FuseMail email security unit, says the cloud solution and digital media conglomerate says, which plans to expand the VIPRE footprint in the European Union.
Proofpoint Enters into Definitive Agreement to Acquire Wombat Security Technologies for $225 million in Cash; Moves into Phishing Simulation and Security Awareness Training Market
An industry-first combination of advanced threat protection capabilities with real-time phishing simulation and cybersecurity awareness and training
Kaspersky Lab DDoS Intelligence Quarterly Report Reveals Accidental Attacks and Cybercriminals’ Quest for Cash
Accidental DDoS attacks by spammers, political sabotage and the owners of DDoS botnets attempting to make money from Bitcoin – these are just some of the trends analyzed in Kaspersky Lab’s fourth quarter report for 2017 based on data from Kaspersky DDoS Intelligence*.
ManageEngine Strengthens Endpoint Security with Patch Management on Cloud
Organizations Can Protect Against 4,000 Cyberattacks for Less Than a Dollar per Device per Month