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Imation provides new levels of data security

Using Lock & Key, organisations can enhance their security strategies by requiring a second factor of authentication for storage administrators to gain access to storage systems. By using their access credentials and an encrypted, tamper-resistant, industry-leading IronKey™ secure storage device,administrators will be able to access a secure management user interface for one or more of Imation’s Nexsan Assureon storage systems no matter where they are. Lock & Key solutions are easily deployed in plug-and-play fashion, and can be centrally controlled and administered by anyone in an organisation’s IT team who has the required access privileges.

: THE EDITORIAL TEAM; Industry News; Posted On Thursday, 30 July 2015 14:58

Bromium threat report identifies security risks of popular websites and software

London, UK: Bromium Inc. has published its “Endpoint Exploitation Trends 1H 2015,” a Bromium Labs research report that analyzes the ongoing security risk of popular websites and software. The report highlights that more than 50 percent of malvertising is unknowingly hosted on news and entertainment websites, Flash exploits have increased 60 percent in the past six months and the growth of ransomware families has doubled each year since 2013.

: Calli Holden; Case Studies; Posted On Thursday, 30 July 2015 14:51

Disjointed technologies biggest threat facing UK IT Security Pros

Lack of qualified staff named second biggest challenge with user access and vulnerability management among the top headaches for overworked security teams

LONDON: A survey conducted by Tenable Network Security recently has found that disjointed technologies are the biggest challenge facing UK IT security professionals in 2015.

: Dulcie McLerie; InfoSecurity; Posted On Thursday, 30 July 2015 14:45

Tripwire finds security flaws in popular Smart Home Hubs

Following an extensive piece of research, Tripwire’s Vulnerability and Exposure Research Team (VERT) can confirm it has discovered Zero-day vulnerabilities in three of the top-selling ‘Smart Home Hub' products available on Amazon.