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DATA SECURITY

MITRE Engenuity | March 17, 2021

Miter Engenuity will survey business cybersecurity items' capacity to identify the danger presented by the gatherings normally known as Sandworm and Wizard Spider, both of whom have utilized information encryption as a vital component of their attacks. Applications for assessment are accessible through May 28. Examiners accept that Sandworm utilized information encryption to cause more than $10 billion in harm to industry in attacks with its NotPetya malware. The gathering is ...

SOFTWARE SECURITY

businesswire | December 10, 2020

FireMon, the main organization security strategy the executives organization that brings visibility, control, nimbleness, and mechanization to enterprise cloud and half and half organization infrastructure, today declared it has signed with DLT Solutions, the chief government innovation solutions aggregator. The partnership will encourage FireMon's commitment to public sector clients, simplify purchasing for government agencies, and give DLT's channel partners access to its dexterous org...

SOFTWARE SECURITY

ActZero | August 28, 2021

ActZero, a cybersecurity startup whose AI-driven managed detection and response (MDR) platform makes best-in-class security accessible for businesses of all sizes, today announced a strategic partnership with Tech Data, one of the world's largest technology distributors and solutions aggregators. Together, ActZero and Tech Data aim to help organizations accurately detect, learn from, and prevent emerging security threats. The ActZero platform combines next-generation antivirus...

Help Net security | January 28, 2020

The recent high-profile ransomware attack on foreign currency exchange specialist Travelex highlights the devastating results of a targeted cyber-attack. In the weeks following the initial attack, Travelex struggled to bring its customer-facing systems back online. Worse still, despite Travelex’s assurances that no customer data had been compromised, hackers were demanding $6 million for 5GB of sensitive customer information they claim to have downloaded. Providing services to some of the ...