Cybercrime dominates the world: ‘just the tip of the iceberg visible’
The world of cybercrime is gaining a stronger grip on business. Cybercriminals are becoming smarter, using more advanced techniques and attacking more frequently. Many security experts no longer question if a company will be hacked, but when a company will be hacked. In order to get a better pictur...
New Belgian telecom law gives end users more transparency
Belgian Telecom Minister Petra de Sutter recently presented the new Belgian Telecom Law to parliament. The bill should give end users of telecom services more transparency.
According to the Minister responsible, the submitted bill brings Belgian Telecom law up to date. The previous law dated fro...
Cohesity Security Advisor helps organizations improve their security posture
A mediocre security posture is often not the result of unwillingness, but of human error. With Security Advisor, Cohesity aims to counteract this for storage clusters that customers manage themselves.
Suppliers like Cohesity are focusing more and more on data management. We wrote about that earl...
HP MFPs facing security vulnerabilities
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...
Cisco’s latest updates merge SD-WAN and security domains more easily
To make it easy for enterprises to secure their WAN-connected resources and data centers, Cisco has released two updates to its core software programs.
The company has introduced what it calls Integrated Domain, combining the domain controllers of Cisco DNA Center and Cisco SD-WAN vManage to bri...
IT and security teams struggle with patching due to complexity, time, and efficiency
It is no secret that many cyberattacks happen because systems have vulnerabilities in software that haven’t been patched yet. However, in 2021, why do companies seem to be slacking on providing the much-needed patches?
Ivanti Inc just published a new report answering that question. The company...
VMware now offers customers zero trust security for cloud environments
VMware is focusing all its security efforts on zero trust. To this end, the virtualization specialist is introducing several new solutions, aiming to solidify the security of virtual machines and containers.
VMware now offers a complete end-to-end zero trust architecture with its VMware Security...
Puppet unveils new integrations for policy-as-code to boost security and compliance
DevOps automation company Puppet announced on Wednesday the introduction of new integrations, during its Puppetize Digital 2021 virtual conference. The aim is to support more automation via self-service at a large scale and secure hybrid infrastructure better.
The announcements at the conference...
Quad group aims to set security standards for tech industry
The Quad, a group of nations comprised of Australia, India, Japan, and the USA, has announced several collaborative efforts to share technology and boost the group's development. Among them, is a plan to set new global security standards for the tech industry.
The four countries’ leaders met l...
Businesses opt for SASE and Zero Trust approaches for remote work security
Businesses have enabled their employees to work remotely since the start of the pandemic. Attention is moving to protect them from the surging cybersecurity threats. Of all the different ways to solve the problem, many organizations opt for zero trust strategies and SASE.
The confirmation for th...
Businesses are failing in supply chain protection
IT professionals believe that the coming year will see supply chain attacks surge, which should be the warning system vendors need to tighten up their security. When it comes to holding their software partners accountable, businesses seem reluctant.
The verdict comes from a new report by Venafi,...
Barracuda launches cloud-native security capabilities
The new service aims to accelerate Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) deployments.
This week Barracuda announced a cloud-native SASE platform that enables businesses to control access to data from any device, anytime, anywhere. The platform brings together Secure SD-WAN, Firewall-as-a-Service, Ze...