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Young’s Seafood drops anchor with LANDesk

LANDesk Total User Management solution enables UK’s leading fresh and frozen seafood company to improve efficiency and responsiveness

London: LANDesk Software, the global leader in delivering User-Oriented IT to organisations that solves systems, security, mobility and ITSM management challenges, today announced that Young’s Seafood, the UK’s leading frozen fish brand, has signed a contract to deploy LANDesk’s Total User Management solution. The Solution will help to transform and secure Young’s IT operations and support by automating software management and facilitating control of all end user devices from one central point.

: Alex Brooks; InfoSecurity; Posted On Monday, 22 July 2013 09:39

"The internet does not hold the ultimate truth about everything...so use your head and trust your judgement more," experts warn

Making people less trusting of the internet has to be one of the first steps towards combatting cybercrime, it has been warned.

According to business security consultant Roger Smith, internet users must undergo a fundamental change in their perception in order to improve cyber security.

Smith, a security trainer whose company, R & I ICT Consulting Services is based in Canberra, Australia, is one of the contributors to Security 3.0, a book exploring the future of the global security industry. In his chapter, Cyber security: everyone’s responsibility, Smith says:

: Patrick Young; InfoSecurity; Posted On Monday, 22 July 2013 09:31

Lancope joins Open Networking Foundation to help promote and secure Software-Defined Networking

LONDON: Lancope, Inc., a leader in network visibility and security intelligence, has joined the Open Networking Foundation (ONF) to help secure and promote the adoption of Software-Defined Networking (SDN). ONF is a user-driven organisation dedicated to the commercialisation and development of open standards for SDN. Implementing SDN results in extremely dynamic, manageable, cost-effective and adaptable network architecture.

: Beth Smith; InfoSecurity; Posted On Monday, 22 July 2013 09:23

Steel manufacturing group switches to tokenless two-factor authentication

Tata Steel Europe is Europe’s second largest steel manufacturer. Until now, home office staff, salespeople and IT staff on the road have used a token-based two-factor authentication method to gain remote access to internal company data and services. However, this method was costly: the hardware tokens had to be replaced every three years, which created a great deal of work in terms of registration, shipping and administration. Tata Steel Europe decided to switch to the tokenless two-factor authentication method SecurAccess. Currently, 6,500 employees receive their passcode via realtime and pre-loaded SMS or e-mail.