Threat Landscape stories - Page 52

Auxilion rolls out Ireland's first MS Certified Cyber Risk Service, aiming to shield firms in the digital era.

Hackers are doubling down on well-known tactics like credential theft and ransomware by utilising fake Office documents and other attack avenues.

As organisations utilise the cloud to accelerate digital transformation, there must be greater awareness of where potential security risks exist.

Malwarebytes names Dani Ferguson as the ANZ MSP channel manager to bolster local market share, expanding its growing program which boasts over 65 partners.

The Bitdefender MSP Program offers incentives, opportunities for increased profitability, and accelerated return on investment.

The abundance of IT and network security options available to businesses can be overwhelming, warns Fortinet distributor Wavelink.

Mimecast's latest ESRA report reveals native email security systems are falling short, with millions of spam, malware, and phishing emails bypassing defences.

While it’s still critically important to have a strong perimeter, it is widely accepted now that the status quo of security simply doesn’t work anymore.

Australian organisations face a surge in cyberattacks, with security breaches up 18% in 2018, leading to an increased cybersecurity spend of USD $6.9 million.

The two-decade-old company says it has moved beyond the antivirus laboratory to having an advanced and comprehensive portfolio.

In Q1 2019, 61% of malicious payloads were driven by Emotet, according to Proofpoint's latest report, highlighting a major cyber threat shift.

DDoS attacks are one of the most complex threats that businesses face, with just a few minutes of downtime proving costly for organisations.

The most commonly detected IoT device categories across the Zscaler cloud were IP cameras, smart watches, printers, smart TVs, among others.

SolarWinds has launched SolarWinds Security Event Manager, a SIEM solution designed to enhance cybersecurity visibility.

There’s tension in the workplace for businesses – and it’s all to do with the tradeoff between flexible working and cybersecurity.

Organisations are turning to virtual CISOs as part of managed security services to enhance cybersecurity strategies affordably and effectively. Here’s how.

Companies can’t see what’s happening on their endpoint devices, leaving them struggling to prevent attacks or even knowing how and when they happened.

The company recognized 9 partners across 6 categories based on criteria including overall revenue performance and new business growth secured in 2018.

Proofpoint says commonly targeted accounts are not necessarily people who are known or actively tracked by the security team.

It definitely doesn’t mean you are paranoid if you’re worried about Android security:  the threat landscape is growing in every dimension.