Computer Security,Internet security, Security Architecture, Web filtering, IT Protection

As the biggest football tournament in the world has taken centre stage in Russia, cybersecurity experts are warning that soccer fans might be attractive targets for hackers.

Swiss high-tech company Morphean, the cloud analytics and Security-as-a-Service solutions provider, reports that it has opened a new chapter in its development.

Dark web monitoring specialist RepKnight has entered into a pan-EMEA distribution agreement with StarLink, a $200 million True Value-Add Distributor that currently supports over 2,200 enterprise and government customers globally.

Despite security being a top priority for mid-market businesses, over a quarter (28%) of companies expect to fall victim to a cyber-attack in 2018, according to the 'Mid-market IT priorities 2018' report by Node4.

Bomgar, the identity and access management solutions provider for privileged users, has launched its 2018 Privileged Access Threat Report.

Layer 8, provider of experiential cyber security training solutions, has appointed VCW Security as UK distribution partner.

Sumo Logic, the cloud-native, machine data analytics platform that delivers continuous intelligence for modern applications, has announced results of an independent study that found 98 percent of European companies face organisational challenges with implementing security in cloud environments.

Silobreaker will unveil a brand-new user interface for its groundbreaking threat intelligence Software-as-a Service (SaaS).

Recently, IBM announced that it is banning its employees globally from using USB sticks and removable storage devices of all types due to security risks. However, according to intelligent information management expert, M-Files, dependency amongst staff towards removable devices is likely to stem from persistent document management challenges notably towards flexible and remote working.

Whether it involves an operator checking quality on an iPad or executives comparing multisite production, mobile and cloud connectivity are the new normal in industrial operations. But cyberattacks can take advantage of these new connections to steal product recipes or take control of a site.