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rend Micro solutions are now fully and demonstrably capable of integrating with Outposts deployments.More

Key components of network security architecture for the cloud era should be built from the ground up, as opposed to being bolted on to legacy solutions built for organisations functioning only on-premises or from only managed devices.More

Today, Techday speaks to Forcepoint senior sales engineer and solutions architect Matthew Bant, who discusses the benefits of a converged cloud security model, and the pandemic's role in complicating the security stack in organisations around the world.More

Technology investment and adoption is a top focus for New Zealand firms post-COVID-19, new Poly research reveals.More

“While the adoption of cloud native infrastructure such as containers, serverless, and servicemesh is fuelling innovation, misconfigurations are becoming commonplace and creating serious risk exposure for organisations."More

The increase in remote working has also created a focus on cyber security for all businesses.More

Protect4S is a certified SAP platform security solution that, alongside Acclimation, will deliver SAP security services across Australia and New Zealand.More

“The security of the cloud is a cloud providers’ responsibility, but security in the cloud falls to the customer, which is where we fit."More

While MFA is ubiquitous, it’s far from perfect – whether you’re the business or the end-user. Here are the 5 most common MFA methods, and where each of them falls short. More

Cloud-based security tools are becoming increasingly popular following the rise in remote working during COVID-19, including a marked increase in businesses using such tools to protect of corporate financial information.More

Secure Access Services Edge (SASE) is the process by which core WAN edge capabilities like SD-WAN, routing, and WAN optimisation at branch locations are integrated with cloud-based security services like secure web gateways, firewall-as-a-service, cloud access security brokers, and more.More

“If you are not decrypting and scanning your secure web connections, you are likely missing a large majority of malware,” the report states.More

The cloud security firm enjoyed a market share of 29.5% last year, three times that of the number two vendor.More

The Oracle Communications Security Shield (OCSS) Cloud is built on the company’s cloud infrastructure, and uses AI and real-time enforcement to combat the heightened risk of infrastructure attacks presented to contact centres and enterprises.More

It has also improved its attack detection engine to detect cloud native attack vectors and added a new attack simulation tool.More

PowerDMARC will provide CSA with critical data points from their platform that will facilitate new research into the emerging technology of cloud-based email security.More

"CloudGuard gives organisations the most advanced cloud-native security across their cloud estates, together with holistic visibility and easy, automated management and enforcement of security policies.” More

"As cloud stacks become increasingly complex, with new technologies regularly added to the mix, what's needed is a holistic approach with consistent protection across the full cloud stack."More

“DevOps Secrets Vault is a cloud-based vault that balances the security and velocity that DevOps teams require for this growing part of the enterprise attack surface."More

FireEye has announced the availability of FireEye Cloudvisory - a control centre for cloud security management across any private, public or hybrid security environment.More

Customers of Atlassian, a provider of team collaboration and productivity software, will be able to leverage McAfee MVISION Cloud to apply their security policies to their use of Atlassian services.More

“The evolution to 800 GbE will be a key enabler on the path forward," says Rambus CEO.More

Kinetic IT has partnered with CrowdStrike in order to release a critical services and infrastructure next generation security solution to the Australian market.More

Slack selected Sydney, Tokyo, Frankfurt and Paris as the first four regions outside the United States to offer data residency to its users.More