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Vision Techniques urges customers to reassess their vehicle safety levels…says runaway vehicles could be a preventable danger

Runaway vehicles could be a preventable danger

Following reports that a pensioner has died after being hit by a runaway lorry, Vision Techniques is urging customers to reassess their vehicle safety levels.

: ZIRCA ALI; Industry News; Posted On Monday, 14 October 2013 09:38

Going Beyond Malware Detection to Combat Cyber Attacks

Today’s dynamic enterprises require a new paradigm for responding to advanced malware and sophisticated cyber-attacks, and they need the ability to defend and react in real-time. Advanced persistent threats (APTs) continue to grow by increased sophistication and numbers and target enterprises through the traditional defense layers, relying on static defense devices. Enterprises need to substantially reduce the time and effort required to respond to detected threats, and slam the door on modern malware and targeted attacks, preventing data loss and protecting against future infections of other users. More advanced cyber- attacks necessitate a new model of security that can protect against unknown malware, and deliver over multiple threat vectors. In fact, more than 95 percent of companies already have compromised systems within their networks, according to FireEye. We’ll take a closer look at how next generation threats require a new approach incident response.

: MIKE HORN, CO-FOUNDER AND CEO, NETCITADEL, INC; Viewpoints; Posted On Monday, 14 October 2013 09:35

Family Dollar deploys Checkpoint Systems’ EAS technology to improve profitability

Checkpoint Systems, a leading global supplier of merchandise availability solutions for the retail industry and its supply chain, has announced that Family Dollar Stores, Inc has entered into a multi-year agreement that includes the deployment of Checkpoint’s EVOLVE P10 ECO electronic article surveillance (EAS) solutions in all of its existing and future stores. The rollout in Family Dollar’s existing 7,900 stores is expected to be completed by December 2014.

: MIKE AYLWIN; Industry News; Posted On Monday, 14 October 2013 09:34

Why CMS Is Breeding Security Vulnerabilities

Several statistics gathering engines on the web reveal an interesting picture. Content management systems (CMS) have become far more popular in the last couple of years. A trend graph over at builtwith.com shows that over 20% of the top 10,000 websites rely on CMS. And it’s fair to assume that the number is higher for companies that use a CMS as a middleware between their content and their front end website.