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AlienVault in a technology deal with Cohort Technology

Security expert and distribution partner Cohort Technology—with Broad-based reseller and technology partner network—to enter unified security management Market

San Mateo, CA (US) and London (UK): AlienVault, the leading Unified Security Management provider committed to making security visibility complete, simple and affordable, has confirmed its new partnership with Cohort Technology, a leading distributor and marketer of IT security products. Cohort will add AlienVault’s Unified Security Management™ (AV-USM™) platform to its portfolio, offering all solutions to their customers across the UK and Ireland. Cohort and AlienVault will be able to combine their technical expertise so that customers will be actively supported to ensure smooth and successful installations and operational deployments.

: DARSHNA KAMANI; InfoSecurity; Posted On Thursday, 14 February 2013 10:43

Venafi says Bit9 hacker incursion signals a change in the security threats landscape

London: Commenting on the system compromise of US-based security vendor Bit9, Venafi says that the cybercriminal incursion – whilst unfortunate – signals the significant changes in the threat landscape that have been taking place over the last few years.

: HANNAH RAFFERTY; InfoSecurity; Posted On Thursday, 14 February 2013 10:39

Information Security Hub on the Guardian website

Infosecurity Magazine has entered into a partnership with Guardian News & Media to create an Information Security Hub on The Guardian website.

London, UK: Information security is rapidly moving up the board agenda, particularly in light of proposed EU legislation that would compel companies to report cyber breaches. Neelie Kroes, Digital agenda commissioner has said that Europe needs to improve how it deals with cyber security. The concern for businesses is the impact that reporting breaches might have on their corporate reputation and the bottom line.

: HANNAH RAFFERTY; InfoSecurity; Posted On Thursday, 14 February 2013 10:33

Varonis says US Federal Apple iPad modification revelations signal a change in balancing data accessibility and governance

London: Reacting reports that a US Federal Government contractor has modified the hardware of thousands of Apple iPads to allow government officials to `securely’ use their tablet computers, Varonis Systems says this illustrates the need to be able to work, access data and collaborate from anywhere on any device, as well as the need to protect information, and that it can be challenging to satisfy both.