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Trustis protects mobile and cloud services with Thales

Thales hardware security modules provide on-demand digital certificates to government agencies on UK G-Cloud

London, UK: Thales, leader in information systems and communications security, has announced that its nShield hardware security modules (HSMs) are being used by Trustis, a leading provider of managed public key infrastructure (PKI) services and digital certificates, to provide strong authentication for mobile devices – quickly and on demand. The service can play a vital role in enabling an enterprise ‘bring your own device’ (BYOD) strategy and for protecting government agencies using the UK government G-Cloud – a similar initiative to President Obama’s Cloud First in the US.

: Liz Harris; Case Studies; Posted On Tuesday, 11 June 2013 12:43

The Consumerisation of IT Still a Threat to Corporate IT Security

63 per cent of employees say that IT does not secure all personal devices

London: Despite the growing consumerisation of IT, the majority (63 per cent) of employees in the UK say that corporate IT is failing to secure all personal devices brought into the business, according to data revealed today from the people-centric computing company, AppSense.

: Alizia Walker and Gearoid Cashman; Case Studies; Posted On Tuesday, 11 June 2013 12:37

NHBC delivers security and compliance with Ipswitch File Transfer MOVEit

Non-profit UK building warranty and insurance provider expands use of Ipswitch File Transfer’s MOVEit to over 200 employees, ensuring regulatory compliance and transparent workflows

London, UK and Milton Keynes, UK: The National House-Building Council (NHBC), the UK's leading home warranty and insurance provider, has increased the breadth and use of Ipswitch File Transfer’s MOVEit platform to ensure file transfer best practice and meet compliance with internal standards and external regulators, including the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA).

: Jessica Branco and Sinead Gosai, Prompt Communications; Case Studies; Posted On Tuesday, 11 June 2013 12:30

‘Art’ or ‘Science’? Security professionals divided on which best describes risk-based security management

49 percent of US respondents say ‘art,’ while 58 percent of UK respondents say ‘science’

PORTLAND, OREGON: Tripwire, Inc., a leading global provider of risk-based security and compliance management solutions, sponsored an extensive survey on the state of risk-based security management with the Ponemon Institute. The survey respondents included 749 U.S. and 571 U.K. professionals in the following areas: IT security, IT operations, IT risk management, business operations, compliance/internal audit and enterprise risk management.