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24 June 2020

Spectrami becomes authorised distribution partner of Wedge Networks

Through this partnership, Spectrami will be able to deliver the Wedge Absolute Real-time Protection™ (WedgeARP™) platform to its regional customers that are looking for real-time protection from the growing cybersecurity threats in the region.
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18 June 2020

Announcing IoT Security: No organization is protected without it

One of the biggest fears is that these devices can be weaponized for launching cyberattacks. Most recently, the Sofacy Group (Fancy Bear or APT28) was found compromising popular IoT devices such as VoIP phones, office printers and video decoders to infiltrate several corporate networks. This is simply one of many such IoT security incidents.
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7 April 2020

Palo Alto Networks teams up with Telekom Security

Together, the companies will develop and offer customers state-of-the-art managed cybersecurity services for cloud and network security, as well as security operations.
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5 April 2020

Palo Alto Networks announces intent to acquire CloudGenix

With the proposed acquisition, Palo Alto Networks will integrate CloudGenix’s cloud-managed SD-WAN products to accelerate the intelligent onboarding of remote branches and retail stores into Prisma Access.
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26 February 2020

McAfee to Acquire Light Point Security LLC

The increasing use of the Internet, and the accelerating adoption of the cloud by companies, has made the browser one of the most vulnerable parts of an enterprise’s IT attack surface.
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25 February 2020

McAfee Introduces Unified Cloud Security Platform

McAfee provides a converged security solution to simplify the adoption of Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) architecture, which aims to increase security and reduce the cost and complexity of modern cybersecurity.
by | 3 min read
20 February 2020

3 ways to avoid getting phone hacked

Mobile phones are becoming a fruitful and surprisingly easy target for hackers. It used to be that businesses issued their executives work phones that used only business applications. But today, our phones are just as likely to hold intellectual property memos as they are to be used for listening to music.
by | 4 min read