Thorsten Kurpjuhn, European security market development manager at Zyxel, explains the importance of sandboxing and why companies should be considering the technology to ensure their networks remain safe.
New McAfee research has suggested that businesses can’t agree on who should be responsible for cloud security, with IT managers, CEOs, chief information officers, and chief information security officers all supposedly responsible.
Thorsten Kurpjuhn, security marketing development manager at Zyxel, discusses the role SaaS plays in keeping networks secure.
ARM may be partnering with the UK government to create more secure chips, but Google wants the help of the open source community. The company has announced the OpenTitan project, which the company hopes will deliver an ultra-secure Root of Trust chip
The National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) has had to defend the UK from more than 600 cyberattacks in the past year, according to the organisation’s third annual review.
The person in charge of cybersecurity at the White House is not happy at the administration’s lax attitude to protecting their IT infrastructure. In fact, Dimitrios Vistakis is so unhappy with the administration that he has quit and written a fiery memo
Rackspace is set to bolster the security of its hybrid cloud solutions, with the firm set to roll-out the Armor Anywhere cloud security platform to its entire portfolio of security services.
Pulse Secure has introduced new Secure Access management and threat mitigation capabilities within its Zero Trust Network Access platform. This allows organisations to centrally manage policy and automate secure access to applications, data and services that are delivered on-premise or in private
Despite Google’s breakthrough in quantum computing, it doesn’t seem like everyone is optimistic about the technology’s promise. In fact, according to a new study from DigiCert, 71% of global organisations see the emergence of quantum computers as a large threat to security.
Ping Identity, a US-based security software company, has revealed that as many as 81% of consumers in Western markets would stop engaging with a brand online following a data breach.
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