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On-demand penetration testing

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Trustwave has rolled out a new subscription-based, penetration testing service that can more efficiently and regularly identify security weaknesses within networks and applications so businesses can make improvements that better protect themselves from cybercrime, data loss and other security risks.

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In a move designed to limit impact on teaching time, increase IT security and encourage more collaboration amongst students, Kingsbury School and Warwickshire Education Services have adopted AppSense DataNow technology. DataNow, which was rolled out earlier this year, provides students of the Diploma of Digital Arts with simple, secure access, synchronisation and sharing capabilities in order to access coursework files no matter where they are, without having to use troublesome and often...

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Bitdefender’s renewed Partner Advantage Network offers cutting-edge support to partner sales.

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SolarWinds has announced the results of a survey- looking into the mobile security challenges faced by UK IT decision makers in Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs).

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FireEye, Inc. has announced the release of a report titled, “World War C: Understanding Nation-State Motives Behind Today’s Advanced Cyber Attacks” that describes the unique international and local characteristics of cyber attack campaigns waged by governments worldwide.

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Organisations are increasing their defences but it still isn’t enough to protect against today’s threats.

Once more unto the breach

Nine out of ten IT professionals have experienced a data breach – with four out of five concerned...

Increased spend on Incident Response

Firms are shifting their cyber security spend away from traditional Prevent & Protect...

Cloud adoption on the rise, single sign-on needs to follow

Only 34% of companies authenticate users accessing cloud data via SSO.

Bomgar acquires Lieberman Software

Acquisition of Lieberman Software enhances Bomgar’s portfolio of Secure Access software,...

AlienVault works with HP

AlienVault plans to work with HP to broaden the reach of cyber threat intelligence sharing to...

A single DDoS attack can cost a company more than $400,000

According to the results of a study conducted by Kaspersky Lab and B2B International, a DDoS attack...

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On-demand penetration testing

AppSense and Warwickshire Education Services partner

Bitdefender overhauls partner programme as company secures several top awards

Mobile security costs UK SMEs over GBP 66 billion per year

Report outlines distinctive national and regional characteristics of nation-state driven cyber attacks

Over half of security professionals struggle to detect intruders