Enhancements to the TrustKeeper Managed Security Services Portal Benefits Everyone from the CISO to Local IT Managers across Distributed Enterprises Trustwave® today announced a major enhancement to the company’s managed security services portal designed to give distributed, complex enterprises more actionable threat intelligence so they can better detect and protect themselves from security incidents, vulnerabilities and data breaches. Available as part of the Trustwave TrustKeeper® managed security services portal, Trustwave Enterprise View brings order to the multitude of data inputs that make up today’s modern security reality. It gives security teams better visibility into areas not normally covered by security…
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Chosen strategy ranked the maker of award-winning ESET NOD32® technology in top5 of IT security vendors in the consumer security software and endpoint protection platform market based on 2014 total market share revenue Worldwide. ESET, global pioneer in proactive protection for more than two decades, announces that its growth outpaces the worldwide security software market, as reported by Gartner, the world’s leading information technology research and advisory company based on 2014 market share revenue. The security market grew 5.3% in 2014, touching $21.4 billion in revenue, according to Gartner’s Market Share: All Software Markets, Worldwide, 2014 report. With new technologies…
A burst water main in Kennington put many companies’ business continuity plans to the test as buildings flooded, roads closed and bus routes were diverted. Businesses in the direct path of the flood – particularly those on Kennington Park Road, where the water main break occurred – have been forced to deal with the aftermath of the disaster: waterlogged facilities, damaged equipment, disrupted staff work arrangements, communications challenges and potentially lost data. The flood even impacted businesses untouched by the water flow, as commuters struggled to make it to work. The role of business continuity planning Unfortunately, incidents such as the Kennington…
July 4th marks the peak of summer here in the United States, and with it brings an uptick in travel. Whether you’re taking a personal holiday or a business trip, traveling by car or by plane, planning a quick jaunt or preparing for an extended stay, make sure your cyber security best practices are coming along for the ride. Hackers and scammers don’t take vacations. In fact, they feast on tourists and travelers, taking advantage of people when their guards are down or when they’re distracted by other pursuits. We’ve pulled together four essential tips from our security awareness and…
Introduction Partnering for Cyber Resilience was compiled by the World Economic Forum’s Partnering for Cyber Resilience ( the complete paper can be found here). This organization and its current initiative aim to establish awareness of cyber risk and to build commitment regarding the need for more rigorous approaches to cyber risk mitigation. The initiative started at the 2011 World Economic Forum Annual Meeting in Davos, Switzerland. Early efforts included raising awareness through workshops and introductory publications. Since 2011, the initiative has managed to grow immensely by gathering more than 100 signatories to focus on ways to assess the impact of…
ENITSE Enterprise IT Security Conference & Exhibition will be held on 04-05 November 2015 in Istanbul – Turkey. ENITSE is a conference focusing on IT security solutions developed for large institutions in the private sector. ENITSE Conference serves a perfect platform to introduce and demonstrate solutions including platform, system, hardware, software, consultancy, training and service. IT Security, Network Security, Big Data Security, Mobile Security, Cloud Security, IT Risk Management, Application Security, Identity and Access Management, Web Security, End User Security and Database Security are key topics of the conference. ENITSE is one of the most important events in EMEA in…
Cyber threat awareness is not limited to an obscure crowd of coding geeks—and hasn’t been for a long time. In fact, just earlier this year, U.S. intelligence director James Clapper announced that cyber attacks top the list of threats facing the U.S.[1] The sheer number of breaches reported is testimony to the fact that IT teams are struggling to detect and fight off attacks despite increased efforts to keep up with the rising scale and complexity of threats. It appears that no business – regardless of its size and resources – is immune. Why is it that many victims fail…
Canada’s Anti-Spam Legislation (CASL) is about to mark its one year anniversary since going into effect. The law has worked to limit the amount of spam coming into Canada and this week, we see another company being fined for violating the law. Comment from Ken Simpson, CEO of Vancouver based MailChannels on Canada’s Anti-Spam Legislation (CASL) Nears One Year Anniversary, Porter Airlines Fined $150K. Ken Simpson, CEO of MailChannels : “Canada’s anti-spam legislation is not only effective in theory but in practice. Porter Airlines was stung because it didn’t have proof of consent for every email address on its mailing lists. The…
A few weeks ago, I returned to my hometown, London, for Infosec Europe. I’ve attended this show several times in the past, so I knew generally what to expect. There were a few key trends that jumped out at me. Some – like the fervent warnings about increasingly sophisticated IT security threats – I fully expected to see. Others, like the growing interest in Public Cloud among UK organizations – came as a pleasant surprise. Below are some of my key takeaways from this year’s event. Big Data is firmly in the trough of disillusionment. It needs to be said:…
ESET study reveals that 84 percent of companies would be crushed if infected by ransomware and 31 percent would have no choice but to pay the hackers Over a third of UK companies have either personally been held to ransom by hackers or know someone that has had their networks infected by ransomware, a new study from ESET has revealed. The study, which was carried out at Infosecurity Europe in June 2015 and examined the attitudes of 200 security professionals, also revealed that 84 percent of respondents believe that their company would be seriously damaged if it was ever infected…