Blue Coat Cloud Service managed security service
03 August, 2012The Blue Coat Cloud Service delivers robust threat protection that is backed by the Blue Coat WebPulse collaborative defence.
Kyocera Net Policy Manager secure printing program
02 August, 2012The Kyocera Net Policy Manager (KNPM) is an economical and simple way for organisations to reduce document costs, introduce secure printing and adopt a sustainable printing strategy.
Symantec Instant Messaging Security.cloud (IMS.cloud), with support for Microsoft Lync
16 July, 2012Symantec Instant Messaging Security.cloud (IMS.cloud), with support for Microsoft Lync, is now available. The product helps organisations that communicate using instant messaging platforms address their security and compliance issues.
WatchGuard Fireware XTM 11.6 firewall operating system
16 July, 2012Fireware XTM 11.6 includes performance and management enhancements that help administrators define, review and enforce network policies.
Websense Triton security architecture
16 July, 2012Triton provides enterprises with the deep protection, forensics and visibility necessary to understand which individuals are subject to attacks, cybercrime tactics and methods, attack communications and destinations, and what data is being targeted.
F5 Networks IP Intelligence service
16 July, 2012The IP Intelligence service is a cloud-based solution that enables organisations to safeguard their infrastructures by detecting and stopping access from IP addresses associated with malicious activity.
Five tips for securing SharePoint data
18 June, 2012 by Kane Lightowler*SharePoint’s ability to function as a data repository and a collaboration platform has made it popular with many organisations. As with any database of company data, security is paramount. Kane Lightowler*, Regional Director, Imperva Australia & New Zealand, provides five tips for securing corporate data in SharePoint.
W32.Flamer malware threatens Middle Eastern data security
29 May, 2012Symantec is analysing a malware threat that it has labelled W32.Flamer, which the company says has been operating under the radar for at least two years, stealing documents and other user data, primarily from machines in the Middle East.
How to mitigate damage from a distributed denial of service (DDoS) attack
15 May, 2012 by Neal Quinn, Chief Operating Officer, ProlexicAcross the internet, distributed denial of service (DDoS) attacks continue to increase in size and intensity. Businesses can minimise the damage from a DDoS with a well rehearsed DDoS mitigation plan, or 'playbook'.
Adobe Flash Player zero day attack targets defence manufacturers
07 May, 2012Cybercriminals are exploiting a vulnerability in Adobe Flash Player in a targeted attack on manufacturers of defence products. According to Symantec, the attackers will soon cast a broader net aimed at a wider variety of organisations.
ESET Endpoint Security Suite for cybersecurity
07 May, 2012ESET’s Endpoint Security Suite has been designed to provide ongoing protection against cybersecurity threats. The small system footprint, coupled with remote management of clients, make the solutions suitable for companies of all sizes.
Logicalis Virtual Workspace offers Citrix/Cisco solution to BYOD
30 April, 2012Logicalis Virtual Workspace (LVW) combines Cisco and Citrix desktop and application virtualisation, voice and video technology via a small footprint, virtual environment, combined with mobile device management to address the security, storage, cost and productivity concerns around bring your own device (BYOD) computing and mobile workforces.
Booter shell scripts turn DDoS attacks into child’s play, warns Prolexic
27 April, 2012DDoS protection service provider Prolexic Technologies has, today, released a threat advisory on the use of booter shells, which allow hackers to launch distributed denial of service (DDoS) attacks without the need for vast networks of infected zombie computers.
Fake Instagram app infecting Android devices warns Sophos
20 April, 2012Cybercriminals are creating fake versions of popular smartphone apps, such as Angry Birds and the popular photo-sharing app Instagram, as a way to distribute their malware and earn money from unsuspecting users, warns IT security and data protection company Sophos.
Is Google's Bouncer enough to deter Android hackers and malware developers?
05 April, 2012 by Alexandru Balan*, Senior Product Manager, BitdefenderGoogle’s Android is fast becoming the most popular mobile OS in the world. But the operating system’s security profile does not match its popularity - its open architecture and its ability to install applications from third party sources make it a target for malicious minds. Google’s recently announced ‘Bouncer’ program will increase Android security somewhat - but does it go far enough? Bitdefender's Alexandru Balan weighs in on the topic.
