Enterprise security stories - Page 12

The study focused on enterprise machine identity protection challenges and included responses from 350 senior IT security professionals.

Paul Lancaster will head the newly-launched practice that will be built around the Micro Focus security portfolio.

Fujitsu has launched a new assessment consulting service in Japan to help customers meet US NIST SP800-171 security standards, offering end-to-end support.

It's a growth market, but when it comes to security, doing the basics right has never been more important, Gartner's Sid Deshpande says.

Some users will share information that seems innocuous, yet can be used by attackers in social engineering attacks. Here are some common examples.

No organisation regularly repaves their services or applications from a known, good state, leading to vulnerable servers for more than five months.

Akamai Technologies acquires Soha Systems to enhance its cloud security strategy and accelerate enterprise applications.

Ingram Micro’s Andrew Khan shares proven sales strategies for demonstrating return on investment when pitching security solutions to NZ businesses.

The cyber security market is set for a revival as new vendors take top positions in market share, according to a report by TBR.

Workload scheduling software is having its time to shine, as businesses look to increase efficiency and productivity.

Symantec chief executive Michael A Brown is exiting the company, with the vendor also revising its Q4 revenue forecast downwards by US$12 million.

Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) are falling behind in data security, says new research from Versasec.

In APAC, cyber threats are rising with mobile malware and online extortion looming as tech adoption surges, says Microsoft's Noel.

The breadth of the problem illustrates the challenge faced by IT teams trying to protect their environment against security breaches.

LightCyber has partnered with M.Tech to bring behavioural attack detection to the Australian market in response to the escalating data breach crisis.

Wearable device owners in the enterprise are neglecting login credentials, posing a growing IT security concern, warns Centrify RSA Survey.

A dip in enterprise security spend growth is forecast for 2016 - thanks in part to a lack of high profile breaches last year.

New technologies pose security risks for organizations embracing web and communication strategies, survey shows.

Enter the realm of Enterprise 2.0, where work adapts to our digital lives, enhancing productivity and innovation in businesses.