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451 Research bolsters its 100+ research team

451 Research is pleased to announce the hiring of two new members to its growing analyst team: Penny Jones joins the firm's London office as a Senior Analyst, reporting to Research Director Rory Duncan on the European Services team; and Chuck Whitney joins the San Francisco office as a Senior Analyst, reporting to Research Vice President Andy Lawrence on the Datacenter Technologies team.

71 per cent of businesses expect to reach digital maturity by 2019 – but are they as ready as they think?

The majority (71 per cent) of business leaders are confident they can transition from a state of digital transformation to digital maturity within just five years, according to the latest research from Coleman Parkes, commissioned by Ricoh Europe. The findings reveal that digital maturity – where an organisation uses sophisticated tools to drive performance and demonstrates an on-going commitment to technology, technology-led initiatives and digitally managed processes – is now a...

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Companies still need to get their data security houses in order.

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Rapid7 has announced enhancements to its critical security controls monitoring platform, Rapid7 ControlsInsight, to support Windows server controls and monitoring. Application and maintenance of security controls has been highlighted as a proven and effective means for organizations to proactively mitigate risk and monitor their networks. With the new release of ControlsInsight, customers will receive proactive guidance on how to align their security programs with best practices recommended by...

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The Global Enforcement Network (GPEN) and the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) have revealed the findings of their report – conducted by 26 privacy regulators across the world – on the privacy of mobile apps. It found that out of the 1,200 mobile apps analysed, 43 percent failed to tailor privacy communications to the small screen; the information was either too small or hidden in lengthy privacy policies that required scrolling or clicking through numerous pages.

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New study from Beecham Research underlines how security needs urgent attention if the IoT is to succeed.

WatchGuard increases visibility

Distributed enterprises and SMBs gain new insights into network threats, attacks, malware and...

What's in store for security?

Behavior-based authentication, state-sponsored cyber terrorism and IoT regulations top the list of...

Ransomware attacks cost public sector ?369,000 on average

Sophos study reveals the extent to which businesses are at risk of repeated ransomware attacks and...

Speeding up security

Splunk has introduced innovations across its security portfolio that will help make it easier and...

Integration of Symantec’s Certificate Intelligence Center (CIC) with A10 Thunder ADCs

Provides customers with on-demand status of critical security data to help keep on top of their...

Mimecast acquires Solebit

Mimecast has acquired security software developer Solebit for approximately $88M net of cash...

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