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Pulse Secure Fortifies Enterprise Security Posture with Automated Network Visibility, IoT Control and Threat Response

New Pulse Policy Secure 9.0 offers organizations an easier, flexible and VPN-integrated path to next-gen Network Access Control

SAN JOSE, Calif.: Pulse Secure has announced the release of Pulse Policy Secure 9.0 to enable organizations an easier, flexible and VPN-integrated path to next-generation Network Access Control (NAC). The latest release incorporates more than 36 new features and enhancements; advancing visibility, usability, endpoint and IoT security, and threat response capabilities. As a result, enterprises can strengthen their security posture and mitigate malware, data breaches and compliance risks.

: DAWN NICHOLLS; Case Studies; Posted On Wednesday, 25 July 2018 09:14

DigiCert supports Google action to improve user secuirty and offers free tools to help admins

Millions of websites using HTTP may be labelled “Not Secure” with July Google Chrome update

LEHI, Utah: DigiCert Inc. is providing industry guidance that millions of websites are not encrypted by default and may receive security warnings for visitors using Google Chrome browsers once Chrome 68 stable updates go live on July 23.

: DAWN NICHOLLS; Industry News; Posted On Monday, 09 July 2018 09:14

Magenta Security pushes new boundaries through environmental work

Magenta Security Services remains an industry leader in environmental sustainability following the introduction of electric vehicle charging points at their offices in Hounslow.

The installation boosts their already impressive environmental efforts as they continue to raise standards for both small businesses and the wider industry. The charging points will enable greater accessibility to electric vehicle ownership for all; staff, suppliers and visitors alike. Furthermore, the electricity supplied to the points is carbon-free as solar panels installed on-site generate all the energy needed.

: THE EDITORIAL TEAM; Industry News; Posted On Monday, 09 July 2018 09:05

Researcher cites iOS 12 security vulnerability: New Autofill features risks exposing users to online banking fraud

Security researcher Andreas Gutmann, from OneSpan's (formerly VASCO) Cambridge Innovation Centre, highlights fraud vulnerabilities in Apple's new Security Code Autofill feature, announced for iPhones in iOS 12. This vulnerability illustrates the delicate balance -- and tension -- between improving user experiences and protecting customers from fraud. Key extracts of his blog are below with a link to the full text at bottom.