Security

November 16, 2018 Security

SonicWall secures hybrid clouds for enterprises, SMBs

SonicWall announced new Capture Cloud Platform capabilities that include Zero-Touch Deployment and Secure SD-WAN (software-defined WAN) designed for distributed enterprises and organizations with hybrid cloud environments.

November 5, 2018 Security

Wipro partners with Check Point Software to offer cloud security services

Through this partnership, Wipro and Check Point are enabling customers to maximize their investment in cloud infrastructure by defending against the most sophisticated fifth-generation cyber security threats to their cloud assets and data.

November 5, 2018 Security

AI is changing the landscape of cybersecurity

“Signature-based systems are built around the concept of recognising and blocking the exploit and may require a new signature for each variant. The signature-based system doesn’t fix the underlying weakness, though it could shield it for a while,” said Ron Davidson, CTO – Skybox Security. AI is oftern confused with automation, but they are separate, distinct solutions to a common problem

November 2, 2018 Security

K7 Computing to host AVAR 2018 in India supported by CERT-In

This year’s theme for the conference is ‘The Dynamic Security Ecosystem’. AVAR 2018 will provide the platform for 67 speakers from 25 different international security companies to present 41 cutting-edge cybersecurity topics from Advanced Persistent Threat (APT) targeted attacks on Governments and industries to security for smart cars in the Internet of Things (IoT).

October 31, 2018 Security

Over 80% brand new PCs in Asia are loaded with pirated software : Microsoft

More than four in five (83%) brand new PCs in targeted countries in Asia are loaded with pirated software, revealed a Microsoft sweep of PC test purchasing. The PC samples selected were purchased from retailers that offered PCs at much lower cost and free software bundles to lure customers. In many cases, these retailers also sold pirated software at their store.

October 30, 2018 Security

Cyber-espionage group uses popular messenger’s brand for targeted attacks

The Trojan called “Octopus”, disguised as a version of a popular and legitimate online messenger, was attracting users amid the news of a possible ban on Telegram messenger in the region. Once installed, Octopus provided attackers with remote access to victims’ computers.