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Traditional approaches to information security are no longer adequate to protect information networks Dimension Data revealed a new assessment offering that helps organisations assess the maturity of their security architecture.Matthew Gyde, Dimension

Kaspersky Lab Uncovers How Two Cyber Espionage Groups Attack Each Other Kaspersky Lab has recorded a rare and unusual example of one cybercriminal attacking another. In 2014, Hellsing, was subjected to a

New Research Reveals Wide Gap between Perception and Reality of Perimeter Security Effectiveness Gemalto has unveiled its latest findings of 2015 data Security Confidence Index (DSCI). The report reveals a widening gap

Advanced Endpoint comes with latest updates on malware prevention and scalability Palo Alto Networks has set sail to add enhancements that further strengthen the cyber threat prevention capabilities of the Palo Alto

Combines NGFW and Sandboxing ; Prevention as well as the cure to be discussed by experts Fortinet brings together two complementary technologies: Next Generation Firewall and Sandboxing into a comprehensive and cost

Company to Launch New Capabilities and Services to Protect, Respond and Recover from Attacks at GISEC 2015 With security becoming an increasingly bigger concern in the era of Internet of Everything (IoE),

Latest solution with Microsoft 365 to enhance security, user experience and easy access HID Global has unveiled its latest ActivID Tap Authentication platform for secure multi-factor authentication to cloud applications and web

New APIs and new free open source tool to automate website testing for SSL vulnerabilities Qualys has recently included free assessment APIs, accompanied by a free open source tool that can be

New Office and Technical Assistance Center Reflect Fortinet’s Commitment and Growth Fortinet has moved to a new and larger office and at the same time opened a unique Technical Assistance Center in

Vulnerability Affects Users Downloading Android Applications from Third-party Sources Palo Alto Networks has revealed details of a widespread vulnerability in Google’s Android mobile operating system that allows attackers to hijack the installation