Tufin Extends the Scope of its Firewall Operations Management Solution Tufin Security Suite 5.3 to Support Palo Alto Networks Market-Leading Next-Generation Firewalls
Tufin Technologies, the leading provider of Security Lifecycle Management solutions, today announced it is the first firewall management company to offer comprehensive support for next-generation firewalls from market leaders such as Palo Alto Networks.
Last week researchers unveiled a “dating database” consisting of 250,000 users. This was not just any ordinary dating site where one registers to and agrees to post their information. Rather, the dating profiles were based on public information that the researchers gathered from Facebook profiles. Many people at this point cried out “Privacy!”. However, let us take a step back and remind ourselves that it is these users who were not concerned to publically publish their data in the first place! By consenting to Facebook’s term of services, they are actually agreeing to relinquish their information to a public website. With this in mind, it may be safe to say that if a user indicates their religion, or ethnicity, on Facebook they do so because they want other users to know this information and are willing—even implicitly—to take the chance that a (hypothetical) racial classification application will have access to it as well. It may also be safe to say that people who post a named defamation of their boss on their wall—or their friend’s wall —are willing to take the chance that their boss may see the post. That is the essence, or rather lack thereof, of privacy.
New streamlined approach to anti-social behaviour
Vigilance today, learnt that Councils, police and other local agencies will be compelled by the Government to support victims of persistent anti-social behaviour(ASB) as part of plans to give them better tools and powers outlined by crime prevention minister James Brokenshire today.
Hackers are taking the tried-and-trusted phishing scheme to the next level with a rash of recent attacks utilizing what Imperva has dubbed as the "Boy-in-the-Browser" (BitB) technique – details of which will be released in full at RSA next week.
To expose official corruption in Nigeria, re-orientate the psyche of Nigerians and usher in the Nigerian renaissance
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