The Paris 2024 Summer Olympic Games gets underway on July 26 this year. Securing the IT architecture of the Olympic Games is no easy matter. It is complex, built on a cloud-native
The connected world has become more complicated due to digital transformations, cloud migration, and the hybrid workforce, and visibility gaps have hampered problem resolution. NETSCOUT Visibility Without Borders provides visibility across hybrid
Mandiant helps CISOs protect their organisations against advanced and emerging threats including supply chain vulnerabilities. Mandiant’s managed detection and response, MDR service defends businesses across endpoint, network, cloud, email and operational technology
A regional CISO needs to know what threats are most relevant to their extended business operations, including critical elements identified within their supply chain. ThreatQ provides aggregated views and automated analysis of
Tenable’s vision is to help its customers calculate, communicate and compare their cyber risk. Tenable’s predictive technologies are based on 20 trillion aspects of threat, vulnerability and asset information with machine learning
As remote work, learning came into effect due to pandemic, du observed a significant increase 300% across telework, collaboration tools as well as e-learning tools. In a very short time, the telco
ColorTokens’ Xacces enables secure access for remote employees, third parties, and contractors from distributed locations as they connect with their cloud or datacentre-based applications without exposing the application or workload to the
SAFE is a SaaS cybersecurity and cyber risk quantification platform. It uses a Supervised Machine Learning engine to give an output in the form of a Breach Likelihood Score between 0-5 and
With Russian troops amassing on the border with Ukraine and distributed denial of service DDoS attacks sporadically disrupting Ukrainian government websites and financial service providers, there is much talk about being prepared
As Russian activity in Ukraine has moved past heightened tension into a full invasion, the battlefield has been conducted in both physical and cyber arenas. To that end, novel wiper malware attributed
Country vs country cyberwarfare requires significant planning, years if not decades of active espionage by government agencies and government-financed proxy groups, domestic and foreign. Some unplanned actions are operational or secondary targets