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Securonix joins the Intelligence and National Security Alliance

LOS ANGELES: Securonix has announced that it is proud to join The Intelligence and National Security Alliance (INSA), an unprecedented coalition among senior leaders from the public, private and academic sectors working toward innovative solutions to the national security issues facing the United States.

Securonix, the industry leader in behavior-based security analytics, is led by a team of experts in the fields of machine learning, artificial intelligence and behavior anomaly detection and is considered the market leader in the use of applied analytics to combat insider and advanced cyber attacks.

: PAULA BRICI; Industry News; Posted On Monday, 12 October 2015 10:54

Digital Guardian acquires Code Green Networks

London, United Kingdom: Digital Guardian has acquired Code Green Networks, a provider of Data Loss Prevention (DLP) solutions for the network, cloud and mobile devices.

Code Green Networks’ TrueDLP™ solution is comprised of Network DLP, Discovery DLP and Cloud DLP, and locates sensitive data resting on databases and network servers, including data in the cloud. Founded in 2004 in Sunnyvale, Calif., privately held Code Green Networks helps enterprises protect and manage regulated and other sensitive digital information. TrueDLP is an all-in-one, appliance-based solution that has been heralded by industry analysts for its simplicity and affordability. The latest Gartner Magic Quadrant for Content-Aware Data Loss Prevention found “solution cost, ease of use, available features and time to implement are key buying considerations for Code Green Networks.”[1]

: ROBERT FRETWELL; Industry News; Posted On Monday, 12 October 2015 10:51

Influx of wearable technology in the workplace causes security, support and bandwidth issues says new Ipswitch survey

London: Ipswitch has announced the findings of its 2015 Wearable Technology Survey* which polls IT professionals from businesses and organisations within the United Kingdom. This year’s survey reveals concerns about wearable technology in the workplace.

Almost half (49%) of IT professionals are running networks that have smart watches connecting to them via Wi-Fi. 43 per cent have fitness bands connecting, almost a fifth (17%) have health monitoring devices and 12 per cent have recording and photography gear.

Only seven per cent of all respondents say that their company provides wearable technology to its own workers. This is despite a quarter (25%) of IT professionals saying in a similar survey** in October 2014 that they expected to introduce wearable technology within the next year.

: Jacob Greenwood; Case Studies; Posted On Friday, 09 October 2015 07:56

QuintessenceLabs selected as a SINET top 16 emerging cybersecurity company

SAN JOSE, Calif: Vigilance can report that QuintessenceLabs is a winner in the annual SINET 16 Innovator competition, one of 16 emerging security companies chosen to present at the upcoming Security Innovation Network™ (SINET) Showcase in Washington, DC, November 3-4, 2015.

SINET is an organization focused on advancing cybersecurity innovation through public-private collaboration. The organization reported this year’s applicant pool of early-stage and emerging growth companies was the most competitive since the Showcase began its initiative six years ago. QuintessenceLabs was selected from a pool of applicants from around the world, representing a range of solution providers offering cutting-edge technologies to address cybersecurity threats and vulnerabilities.