Threat Landscape stories
Synnex NZ took to the floor in front of a full house of resellers last night to outline its plans for the future and new vendor offerings.
As organisations face an increasingly volatile threat landscape, security operations centres (SOCs) play an important role in protection.
Ever-expanding connectivity and digitisation is transforming our world - but it's also creating more opportunities for cyber criminals.
Companies of all sizes – and resellers – need to stop looking for a 'god-box' that will solve all their security problems. So what's the solution?.
As 2016 approaches, the threat landscape is as dynamic as ever with significant trends in malware and network security becoming more important.
Biometrics eclipse passwords as cyber security's new sentinel, Wynyard Group reports an uptick in body-based security measures.
Security intelligence and analytical capabilities will come to the fore in the battle against cybercrime next year.
Unified threat management is propelling the security appliance market forward. So which vendors are winning in the market?.
Duo NZ has inked a deal to distribute next-generation endpoint security vendor Bit9 + Carbon Black's offerings in New Zealand.
Macquarie Telecom has deployed MapR, the big data platform, and says the move is bringing performance and security benefits to the Australian govt.
One of Fortinet's best kept secrets has aced the latest NSS Labs enterprise endpoint protection test, with a 99.8% block rate, to win recommendation.
The threat landscape it undergoing massive shifts. Intel Security outlines its views on the market - and the role partners will play for the company.
There's no shortage of security issues. Ransomeware on the rise, and the Internet of Things (IoT) is providing rich pickings for cyber crims.
Spending on cybersecurity protection is set to exceed $37 billion, as organisations increase spending to keep their businesses, data, and users safe.
FireEye and F5 Networks unite to bolster the cyber defence of Asia Pacific enterprises, merging advanced threat protection with robust application delivery.
Cyber attackers posing as legitimate insiders represent the greatest security risks to organisations, according to a new survey by CyberArk.
With the threat landscape has fundamentally changing, it's more important than ever for businesses to educate their employees.
Fujitsu signs on as LogRhythm managed security services partner to expand its delivery of compliance automation and assurance.
Organisations, particularly those that are housing valuable or sensitive information, need to be on alert for threats that use little to no malware.
Ransomware attacks are set to continue as cybercriminals find profitable business model, says Webroot Threat Research.