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Signify gets ISO27001 certification putting its secure authentication service 'best in class'

Cambridge: Signify, the cloud-based secure authentication service, has achieved ISO27001 certification. Signify provides 2-Factor Authentication (2FA) as a hosted service in the cloud that enhances the security of its customers systems, especially their remote access and cloud-based systems. The ISO27001 certification demonstrates that Signify’s security and reliability are in line with world-class standards, ensuring it meets the needs of its security conscious customers. This puts it best in class as an authentication service provider.

: ALLIE ANDREWS; InfoSecurity; Posted On Tuesday, 12 March 2013 19:20

WatchGuard extends enterprise strength security to BYOD

WatchGuard has announced introduction to the market two new Wireless Access Point products. With more companies adopting bring-your-own-device (BYOD) policies to enable a mobile workforce and enhance productivity, they will provide customers with the same level of security for wireless local access network (WLAN) traffic that they rely on for traditional wired traffic.

: ALLIE ANDREWS; InfoSecurity; Posted On Tuesday, 12 March 2013 10:14

Consumers call for reliable security data at Call Centres

· Six million consumers end relationship with organisations each year due to call centre security concerns

· Consumers struggle with multiple passwords and inefficient security processes

· Banks, retailers and mobile operators fare poorly in consumer perception stakes

Guildford, England: Banks top the list of organisations consumers trust least with their personal data, according to a survey of 2,000 UK consumers. Mobile phone operators and retailers also fare badly in the eyes of the consumer in a report from Avaya, the global provider of business collaboration and communications services, and Sabio, the contact centre technology specialist.

: ZOE DAVIES, REALWIRE IN PARTNERSHIP WITH VIGILANCE; Case Studies; Posted On Tuesday, 12 March 2013 09:59

Prolexic mitigates DDoS attack against U.S. utility company

HOLLYWOOD, FL: Prolexic, the global leader in Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) protection services,has announced that it mitigated an attack against a U.S. metropolitan utility company earlier this month. The utility, which provides services to an estimated 420,000 electric, 305,000 water, and 230,000 sewer customers, has engaged Prolexic to provide DDoS protection services.