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Varonis reacts to Forrester’s analysis on the high costs of the NSA PRISM revelations about the cloud industr

“The key question is not whether the unmasking of Operation PRISM will influence businesses’ decisions as to where to store their data. The more important decisions involve how they monitor and secure their data, regardless of where it lives.”

- David Gibson, Varonis VP

Responding to comments from a Forrester analyst predicting that the cloud computing and IT service provider industry fallout from the NSA PRISM revelations could be as high as $180 billion, Varonis Systems says companies need to understand the clear need to defend their data from prying eyes - regardless of whose eyes are involved and where the data lives.

: DARSHNA KAMANI; Exhibitions; Posted On Tuesday, 20 August 2013 07:48

Clarion Events appoints Singleton PR to handle Counter Terror Expo 2014

Clarion Events, the largest independent event organiser in the UK, has appointed Singleton PR to handle the PR for Counter Terror Expo 2014 which will be held on 29th and 30th April next year at Olympia, London.

: THE EDITORIAL TEAM; Exhibitions; Posted On Tuesday, 20 August 2013 07:40

Cyber attacks on pro-Tibet websites continue

Following the news last week that the Dalai Lama's Chinese website was hacked and infected, the Websense Security Labs have detected further attacks against pro-Tibetan websites.

In a new blog post, the Websense Security Labs team detail how they discovered a ‘waterhole’ attack against the Tibetan Alliance of Chicago. Waterholing attacks are those which target users of specific websites with the aim of installing malware on their systems (usually using a backdoor approach) to collect documents, email contacts, social contacts, and passwords.

Canned comment by Elad Sherf, Senior Security Researcher, IT security, Websense:

: Elad Sherf, Senior Security Researcher, IT security, Websense:; Talking Point; Posted On Tuesday, 20 August 2013 07:30

Vislink launches military spec Motorised MSAT for secure military communications

Rugged, portable satellite data terminal with one-button auto acquire for operation in challenging environments

Hemel Hempstead, UK: Vislink, the global provider of satellite communications technologies, has announced the immediate availability of a motorised version of its Mantis MSAT satellite data terminal. A rugged product that’s resistant to extreme environmental conditions, the MSAT is designed to operate in any environment, anywhere in the world.