Here you will find all the articles with the tag: F-Secure.
F-Secure announces the new brand name WithSecure. It's the new name for the branch of F-Secure that focuses on enterprise security solutions. This will separate the products with a business focus from the consumer-oriented solutions. In February, F-Secure announced it was splitting into two sepa... Read more
2 years ago
Over 150 HP printers were tested by F-Secure Corp and were found to have security vulnerabilities that date back to 2013. Security concerns are a global phenomenon, especially in the age of data. From entire databases getting hacked to something as menial as a printer, security vulnerabilities a... Read more
2 years ago
Security companies F-Secure and Whalebone have partnered to secure both fixed and mobile networks. The two companies will provide DNS protection for internet service providers to help them protect their users from threats. Antero Norkio, Vice President of Solution Management at F-Secure, says th... Read more
3 years ago
Thousands of reports of attacks on Exchange vulnerabilities are still coming in every day. Researchers say that the servers are being hacked faster than they can count. The researchers from cybersecurity firm F-Secure are urgently warning users with Exchange servers to install the patches. "Tens... Read more
3 years ago
Cybercriminals are increasingly targeting vital infrastructures and power plants. That's what F-Secure's research shows. In addition, more and more systems are interconnected in the energy sector, increasing the number of vulnerabilities. Energy companies are trying to consolidate processes in orde... Read more
5 years ago
The number of cyber attacks worldwide has quadrupled in the second half of 2018 compared to the first half of that year. In Belgium, nearly 15 percent of companies were hit by five or more cyber attacks last year. That's what figures from F-Secure show. The Finnish cybersecurity specialist, with its... Read more
5 years ago
New research shows that hackers expand their activities during the holidays. Hackers send more spam, in the form of messages from postal workers and online shops, in the hope of gaining access to payment details of unsuspecting victims. This is shown by new research by security firm F-Secure Corp. T... Read more
5 years ago
