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Code42 appoints Joe Payne as President and CEO

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After more than 100 percent year-over-year growth, endpoint data security leader taps former Eloqua CEO to lead global operations.

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One in three say it is ‘easy’ for ex-employees to access systems or information with old passwords.

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More than half of IT security professionals (52 percent) said loss of customer trust and confidence were the most damaging consequences of DDoS attacks for their businesses, according to new research from Corero Network Security.

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Bromium and Microsoft collaborate to ensure Bromium security solutions are supported on Windows 10, delivering the World’s Most Secure Endpoint to help eliminate enterprise breaches.

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NTT Com Security and Fortine have entered into a formal partnership to provide expert security advice and world-class security solutions to organizations worldwide. The partnership includes incorporating the broad range of Fortinet security solutions into NTT Com Security solutions to help protect customers across the globe, irrespective of size or sector.

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A report from The Ponemon Institute reveals that two-thirds of the time spent by security staff responding to malware alerts is wasted because of faulty intelligence. The report found that teams spend, on average, 272 hours each week responding to ‘false positive’ cyber alerts – due to erroneous or inaccurate malware alerts. This equates to an average cost of £515,964 annually, for each organisation, in lost time.

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Datacentre + Network Security

Code42 appoints Joe Payne as President and CEO

Ex-employees have access to confidential data up to a week or more after leaving a company

DDoS attacks damage customer confidence and revenues

Bromium will enhance Windows 10’s Advanced Security with micro-virtualization

NTT Com Security and Fortinet form global security partnership

Organisations spend half a million pounds, annually, dealing with false positive alerts