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CloudMask launches in the UK to protect data in the cloud following new reforms

Zero trust model relieves security concerns about cloud adoption, data residency and compliance; new partnerships formed with Salesforce, IBM, Amazon and Entrust

LONDON, UK: CloudMask, an innovator in data protection, today launched in the UK to protect sensitive information in the cloud, even in the case of a total breach. Following high-profile data leaks and new reforms affecting data from the UK, CloudMask offers a 'zero trust model', a paradigm shift in how businesses and individuals protect information. The new security technology works on the premise that no one can be trusted with data - including cloud administrators, governments, employees, and even company IT administrators.

: Victoria Henry; Cyber Security & e-Crime; Posted On Monday, 30 November -0001 00:00

AIG launches cyber cover for SMEs

AIG in conjunction with cyber security company IASME Consortium Ltd and insurance broker Sutcliffe & Co has launched a cyber product for SMEs associated with the government’s new Cyber Essentials scheme.

: William Mutton; Cyber Security & e-Crime; Posted On Monday, 30 November -0001 00:00

Vested interests have hijacked Edward Snowden

Microsoft case shows the NSA is not a hacking threat; organized crime remains the biggest problem.

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The tragedy for Edward Snowden is that his efforts have been hijacked by vested interests. It goes without saying that the US and UK governments have tried to deflect interest from the message to the messenger – by labelling him a coward and a traitor, an FSB lackey and someone who has endangered the lives of military and intelligence operatives around the world.

: The Editorial Team; Cyber Security & e-Crime; Posted On Monday, 30 November -0001 00:00

Check Point threat prevention tops unknown attack prevention rates in benchmark testing

Check Point security solution catches 100% of 300 unknown malicious file types, while nearest rival caught just 70%

Check Point has announced that its Check Point Threat Prevention solution achieved a 100% catch rate of unknown malicious files in benchmark testing, giving organisations the highest levels of protection against new, targeted Internet attacks.