Threat Landscape stories
The strategic relationship brings together Palo Alto Networks' security technologies with Ingram Micro's extensive network of resellers and partners.
As part of these capabilities, Commvault has expanded its security ecosystem to include product integrations with Microsoft and CyberArk.
Notable growth was seen especially within local government, education and healthcare, with customers ranging from 50 or more employees to large multi-nationals.
A new report has found employees can be an organisation's weakest point – or one of its most powerful defenses.
ConnectWise hosts annual cybersecurity conference, IT Nation Secure, to address challenges and solutions in the cybersecurity arena.
Organisations will gain security resilience with unified detection and response for OT and IT with the company's MDR solution powered by Secureworks Taegis XDR.
DDoS attacks have become a major threat to a wide variety of businesses, from the smallest to the largest multi-national corporations.
Radware, a provider of cyber security and application delivery solutions, has officially introduced a new cloud web DDoS protection solution.
NEC Australia is trusted to provide a wide array of communications, networking, and security services across Australia.
Claroty expands its FOCUS Partner Program with IBM, Rockwell Automation, NTT Data, eSentire, and other Managed Security Service Providers (MSSPs).
ExtraHop will be the first network detection and response provider showcased in World Wide Technology's Advanced Technology Center.
April saw the second highest volume of attacks ever recorded by NCC Group's Global Threat Intelligence team, with ransomware attacks remaining at record highs.
Financial services sector in Asia-Pacific and Japan (APJ) experiences a 248% increase in web application and API attacks, reveals Akamai report.
GitLab Inc., a comprehensive DevSecOps platform for software innovation, announces the launch of its latest major release, GitLab 16.
Threat actors are becoming increasingly sophisticated and aggressive in their attacks, targeting enterprises of all sizes throughout every industry.
The research specifically focused on the Teltonika Remote Management System and RUT model routers, the most popular routers.
The company has offered its managed service provider partners free Cyber Essentials and access to CyberSmart's risk management tool.
New research highlights APIs are now a leading attack vector, posing new and significant threats to organisations.
As the region's largest and most digitally mature market, Australia seeing common threats in greater numbers is by no means surprising.
Culture, strategy and compliance are among the top tools Australian business leaders can leverage to protect their companies from cyber criminals.