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gateprotect offers companies high security encoding to military standards

Hamburg: gateprotect GmbH, a German IT security specialist and subsidiary of the Rohde & Schwarz corporate group, has expanded its product range with the R&S®SITLine ETH security solutions. Thanks to state-of-the-art cryptographic methods, these guarantee the current maximum security for Ethernet wide area networks: The SITLine-ETH encryption devices are BSI-approved for the NATO RESTRICTED and VS-NfD confidentiality levels and thus offer highly secure protection to military standards, even for corporate data.

: Anika Ohlsen; Industry News; Posted On Friday, 24 April 2015 17:51

2 out of 3 IT Pros put systems at risk of downtime and security violations

Netwrix 2015 State of IT Changes Survey reveals that nearly 70% of organisations continue to make undocumented changes and only 50% audit their IT infrastructures

The Netwrix 2015 State of IT Changes Survey of more than 700 IT professionals across 40 industries found that 70% of companies forget about documenting changes, up from 57% last year. Most surprisingly, the number of large enterprises that make undocumented changes has increased by 20% to 66%.

: Peter Rennison; Case Studies; Posted On Friday, 24 April 2015 17:44

BeyondTrust Solution for Privileged Account Management selected as a Winner in Cyber Defense Magazine Awards

PHOENIX: BeyondTrust has announced that the company’s PowerBroker for Windows has been selected as a winner by the 2015 Cyber Defense Magazine Awards Program in the category of “Most Innovative Identity and Access Management Solution.” Cyber Defense Magazine, a leading electronic information security magazine and media partner of the RSA® Conference 2015, created the Cyber Defense Magazine Awards to honor information security companies that produce unique and compelling value propositions for their products or services.

: DAWN NICHOLLS; Industry News; Posted On Thursday, 23 April 2015 22:25

The end of Goodluck and the beginning of the Buharization of the Nigerian polity?

Against all odds, the 2015 Presidential election initially billed for February 14, but rescheduled to March 28, has come and gone. General Muhammadu Buhari, the APC candidate secured a total of 15,424,921 million votes (53.95%) to defeat incumbent President Goodluck Jonathan who garnered 12,853,162 votes (44.96%). Wall Street Journal says, "Buhari’s upset of incumbent President is arguably the most consequential political event in Africa in the last decade”.