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LANDESK delivers seven quarters of revenue and bookings growth by executing on strategy to empower IT

London, United Kingdom: As the IT industry settles into the first quarter of 2014, the requirements of the ‘always on’ end-user work style continue to dominate the conversation. Today, people want to be able to use their preferred devices -- which are running a variety of operating systems -- to access any applications they need to do their jobs. This means integrated IT approaches are no longer merely progressive IT concepts; they are requirements. LANDESK is leading the charge to enable IT to shift to a new user-oriented mindset which recognizes that the enablement of the user, and his or her sphere of technology influence, takes precedence over management of devices alone. This focus on user-oriented IT has resonated with customers, leading LANDESK to 52% new bookings growth resulting in 26% revenue growth in 2013 with a strong sales pipeline going into 2014.

: ZOE DAVIES, REALWIRE IN PARTNERSHIP WITH VIGILANCE; Industry News; Posted On Wednesday, 19 February 2014 10:17

Adrian Davis to join (ISC) as organisation expands education and member programmes

London, U.K: (ISC)² (“ISC-squared”) has invested in its effort to meet the need for skilled professionals in information and software security with the appointment of a new managing director to its Europe, Middle East and Africa (EMEA) team. Dr. Adrian Davis, currently heading up the Leadership and Management group with the Information Security Forum (ISF), will join (ISC)2 at its EMEA office in London on March 3. Dr. Davis will be responsible for the management of the London-based team and operations; along with the development of the professional programmes portfolio within the region.

: VIDUSHI PATEL; InfoSecurity; Posted On Wednesday, 19 February 2014 10:10

Linksys re-enters business wireless networking market

Rushden, UK: Linksys has announced the expansion of its business networking line-up with the first of its business grade wireless access points. The new access points are ideal for businesses to deploy a fast, highly secure and reliable wireless network or to upgrade an existing wireless infrastructure. The new access points can be deployed as an access point, or range extender. Many businesses are facing a rapid increase of connected notebooks, smartphones and tablets and an increase in use of multimedia on their networks. The Linksys Business Wireless-N Access Points use the widely adopted 802.11n wireless technology to provide a fast and reliable wireless network and support advanced features such as Power over Ethernet for flexible placement, plus Rogue AP Detection and 802.11X supplicant for enhanced security.

: Asim Quresh; InfoSecurity; Posted On Wednesday, 19 February 2014 10:06

Clavister launches LTE Small Cell Security Solution for mobile operators

Clavister is launching its LTE Small Cell Security solution for mobile network operators at Mobile World Congress, on the Intel stand. The solution provides authenticated, encrypted connectivity from multiple small cell base stations to 4G and LTE mobile cores, protecting the network and subscriber data traffic against unauthorised access and interception.