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Subject matter experts from vendors partners such as Secunia, Kaspersky Lab, WhatsUpGold, 2X Software, Avira, GWAVA, Bee Ware, DenyAll, and AlienVault, at emt Stand emt Distribution will be participating at GITEX 2014,

Cisco ASA with FirePOWER Services combines proven firewall with industry-leading Sourcefire Next-Generation IPS and Advanced Malware Protection for Integrated Threat Defense Cisco has introduced the industry’s first threat-focused Next-Generation Firewall (NGFW). Cisco

Neglecting DNS servers and zone data often leaves enterprises vulnerable to security attacks Infoblox will showcase its latest innovations in DNS, DHCP, and IP Address Management (DDI), secure DNS and network automation

Company has expansion plans and targets key IT security drivers StarLink will showcase its next-generation IT Security portfolio with its participating vendor partners at GITEX Technology Week 2014. This year the firm

Company to continue focusing on simplifying security, and integrated cloud based management Sophos will participate in the GITEX Technology Week 2014, with spotlight on Sophos Cloud and Project Galileo in addition to

Experts emphasize prevention is better than cure when it comes to securing internet usage Research conducted by Kaspersky Lab and B2B International indicates that internet users’ biggest concerns while online are the

An increase of 8 percent over 2013 Middle East and North Africa (MENA) spending on information security will reach US$1 billion in 2014, an increase of 8 percent over 2013, according to

DDoS attacks can be incredibly disruptive, hence it is critical that organisations track developments in this rapidly-changing field and understand how to effectively mitigate attacks in real-time. F5 Networks encouraged Middle East

Company to highlight Simpana software that provides regional enterprises with unparalleled data management capabilities besides the unique ability to unlock business value from data CommVault shall be participating at GITEX Technology Week,

More than 75 Percent of Mobile Applications will Fail Basic Security Tests Through 2015, more than 75 percent of mobile applications will fail basic security tests, according to Gartner. Enterprise employees download