New platform adds self-managing storage to Azure and AWS
It's important for enterprises to correctly size their public clouds in order to control costs and optimize performance.
Cloud management company Turbonomic is using this week's Microsoft Ignite conference to announce a new version of its platform that delivers dynamic optimization and allocation of storage and relational database services.
Security Serious Week aims to help UK businesses tackle the skills gap
As part of the European Cyber Security Awareness Month, the first week of October in the UK marks Security Serious Week.
This not-for-profit event set up by Eskenzi PR will present five panel-style webinars for participants from UK businesses on the theme of Bridging the Cyber Skills Gap through Diversity and Creativity.
DDoS attacks continue to target IoT networks
The second quarter of this year has seen DDoS attacks continue to target IoT networks according to attack protection specialist Nexusguard.
Nexusguard gathers DDoS attack data through botnet scanning, honeypots, ISPs and traffic moving between attackers and their targets, so the data is unbiased by any single set of customers or industries.
Organizations unprepared for the ransomware onslaught
A new study shows that companies and government agencies are being overwhelmed by frequent, severe ransomware attacks that have become the number one threat organizations face.
The 2017 Ransomware Report from Crowd Research Partners, commissioned by Cybersecurity Insiders is based on the responses of over 2,200 cybersecurity professionals.
Comodo launches IoT security platform
We all know we need to protect our computer systems when they're connected to the internet, but there’s generally less awareness of the threat posed by the latest generation of Internet of Things devices.
Cyber security company Comodo wants to make these devices more secure with the launch of a new IoT Security Platform that will allow device manufacturers and network providers to issue and manage PKI and SSL certificates for private ecosystems.
Healthcare sector accounts for most cyber security incidents
The healthcare industry accounted for 26 percent of security incidents in the second quarter of 2017 according to a new report.
The study from McAfee Labs sees healthcare surpass the public sector to report the greatest number of security incidents in Q2. The health, public, and education sectors combined comprised more than 50 percent of total incidents in 2016-2017 worldwide.
Microsoft mixes AI and cloud to drive business transformation
Microsoft is using its annual Ignite event this week to show how technology can be used to help customers innovate and transform their business processes.
Announcements have covered Office 365, Windows 10, Microsoft Azure, Dynamics 365 and Microsoft AI as well as a look at how quantum computing may help solve some major challenges.
Maintaining Windows 10 tops list of enterprise security challenges
Keeping Windows up to date with the latest fixes is a major challenge for enterprise IT teams and can leave endpoints vulnerable, according to a new report.
The study from systems management company Adaptiva reveals that 59 percent of companies take up to a month or longer to complete Windows OS updates.
Americans see criminal hacking as the top threat to their health, safety and prosperity
Hacking outranks other threats including climate change, nuclear power, hazardous waste, and government surveillance in Americans' perceptions according to a new survey.
The study by cyber security company ESET asked randomly selected adults to rate their risk perception of 15 different hazards. Six of the hazards were cyber-related while the rest were other forms of technology hazard.
New version of GitLab adds extra features for developers
Popular open source development platform GitLab is launching its latest release aimed at helping developers reap the full benefits of DevOps, in particular continuous integration (CI) and deployment (CD), and Kubernetes based application development.
GitLab 10.0 has been put together with input from enterprise customers as well as a worldwide community of over 1,800 developers.
Cloud migration is more difficult than cloud adoption
Adopting the cloud is one thing, but migrating to it is a much harder task according to a new report.
The study by cloud company Virtustream and research firm Forrester reveals that moving to the cloud is often an application-by-application process, and only 32 percent of those surveyed rely on a single cloud vendor for migration, signaling a preference for multi-cloud.
Cyber Monday is the new Black Friday
New research shows that as we move towards the holiday season, shoppers are more excited about the prospect of Cyber Monday than that of Black Friday.
A study by retail analytics company Euclid finds that Cyber Monday leads the way in consumer excitement (72 percent) followed by Black Friday and the day after Christmas (62 percent and 55 percent, respectively).
New tool offers developers cross-platform cloud access
As businesses turn to the cloud they often find themselves adopting multiple different platforms to solve specific problems.
This creates a problem for developers who need to deal with multiple tools and systems. Developer services start-up Manifold is aiming to ease this issue with the launch of a new cross-platform tool.
New security platform uses live attacks to evaluate risk
One of the hardest things for security teams to do is accurately evaluate the level of risk that their organization is facing.
Cyber security firm Nehemiah Security is launching the latest version of its AtomicEye RQ (Risk Quantifier) platform that can calculate a system's exploitability and generate comprehensive risk reports.
New enterprise password management tool eases administrator workload
Effective password management is essential in helping to control data breaches, but employees often use the same passwords for both work and personal use, leaving corporate data potentially exposed.
Password management company Dashlane is launching its new Dashlane Business 2.0 enterprise password solution.
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