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Peter Burke Joins Ping Identity as Senior Vice President of R&D

Visionary technologist brings 25+ years of experience championing complex business development and growth initiatives for notable businesses

DENVER: Ping Identity, the Intelligent Identity solution for the enterprise, welcomed Peter Burke as the new Senior Vice President of Research and Development. Burke is a highly accomplished business leader with a Ph.D in Computer Science (Artificial Intelligence) and more than 25 years of technology experience spanning Silicon Valley startups to multinational organizations.

: DAWN NICHOLLS; Industry News; Posted On Friday, 19 February 2021 13:12

Nozomi Networks Labs Report:Cyber Risk to Critical and Industrial Infrastructure Reaches All-Time High

Software Supply Chain Threats and Persistent Ransomware Attacks Raise the Stakes for Enterprise Cybersecurity

London, UK: A new report from Nozomi Networks Labs finds cyber threats to industrial and critical infrastructure have reached new heights as threat actors double down on high value targets. With industrial organisations ramping connectivity to accelerate digital transformation and remote work, threat actors are weaponising the software supply chain and ransomware attacks are growing in number, sophistication and persistence.

: THE EDITORIAL TEAM; Cyber Security & e-Crime; Posted On Friday, 19 February 2021 13:07

Vectra extends cloud identity detection capabilities with Microsoft Azure AD

Answers industry need for universal SaaS coverage with cloud-to-ground data control

SAN JOSE, Calif: Vectra AI has announced enhanced cloud identity detection capabilities using Azure AD within its Cognito Detect for Office 365. By integrating at the identity layer, Vectra gives complete cloud-to-ground security coverage over an organisation’s entire SaaS ecosystem. This single configuration effectively puts an end to lateral movement between ground and cloud.

: THE EDITORIAL TEAM; Industry News; Posted On Tuesday, 16 February 2021 13:43

ExtraHop Data Shows 150 Percent Increase in Suspicious Network Activity During Peak of SUNBURST Attack

Post-disclosure investigations revealed sophisticated attack patterns designed to subvert traditional security controls and detection methods

SEATTLE: ExtraHop has released a security report offering an in-depth look at the methods cybercriminals used to evade detection during the months before the SolarWinds SUNBURST exploit was discovered. The report also reveals significant increases in suspicious network activity that went largely ignored due to the privileged and trusted status of SolarWinds within the IT environment. As part of the report, ExtraHop also released an expanded list of over 1,700 SUNBURST indicators of compromise (IOCs) as observed across affected environments protected by Reveal(x), critical information that can help organizations determine if and to what extent they’ve been compromised.