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TIM Implements Qognify's Innovative Solution in Stores Across Brazil

The partnership combines security cameras with Qognify's security and operations solution to ensure a better experience for TIM Brasil customers

Qognify, formerly NICE Security, has announced that TIM Brasil, one of the largest Brazilian mobile phone operators, has implemented a new security and operations solution in its physical stores throughout Brazil. In order to care and provide better security for its customers and staff, the operator will be the first in Brazil to use the Qognify solution to analyse and manage data, in order to anticipate and mitigate risks.

: GRAHAM THATCHER; Industry News; Posted On Wednesday, 27 April 2016 13:39

Digital Forensics and Incident Response Preparedness - Five Key Steps

Five key steps to undertake in the event of a cyber security breach

In this article, Chris Cassell, IA Consultant, Becrypt, describing how important it is for a company to follow a structured, effective and informed process in the event of an IT cyber security breach. The article details five key steps as a methodology for digital forensics.

: Chris Cassell, IA Consultant, Becrypt; Industry News; Posted On Wednesday, 27 April 2016 13:25

RiskIQ named one of the Fast 50 hottest privately held security companies

London, UK: RiskIQ has been named one of the “Fast 50” hottest privately held networking and security companies by leading investment bank, JMP Securities. The second annual “Fast 50” list identifies the most visionary security and networking companies that are best positioned to dominate their respective markets.

: Alexandra Hatton; Industry News; Posted On Wednesday, 27 April 2016 13:17

Neustar's Third DDoS Survey finds attacks unrelenting in 2015

LONDON AND STERLING, Va.: Neustar, Inc. has released the findings from its third global DDoS Attacks and Protection Report titled The Threatscape Widens: DDoS Aggression and the Evolution of IoT Risks. The April 2016 report follows a survey of over 1,000 IT professionals across six continents, and reveals that few organizations globally are being spared DDoS attacks. With the bombardment fairly constant throughout 2015, it is no longer a matter of if or when attacks might happen, but how often and how long the attack will last. Faced with this ongoing onslaught, the report demonstrates that increasingly DDoS-defense savvy organizations are now arming themselves accordingly.