by Adam Jaques, Technologist at Pulse Secure Once upon a time, Netman hated it when his CIO dragged him into meetings with the company’s business managers. They weren’t too keen on him either. They used to whinge perpetually about a whole spectrum of issues: Business was growing and it was harder to keep customer satisfaction... Continue Reading →
US endpoint security specialist Carbon Black has launched a new integration network, aimed at delivering stronger cyber security via open APIs. Dubbed Carbon Black Integration Network (CbIN), the offering is a technology partner program designed to boost cyber security through collective defence. Powered by its big data and analytics cloud platform – the Cb Predictive Security... Continue Reading →
A focus on technology alone will not enable organizations to adequately address the growing threat of cyber attacks, says Bret Hartman, VP and CTO, Security Business Group at Cisco Systems. Speaking to Telecom Times on the sidelines of the recent Cisco Live event in Melbourne, Hartman emphasised that security could not be addressed by technology... Continue Reading →
Macquarie Government MD Aidan Tudehope has welcomed the passing in the Australian federal government of the Security of Critical Infrastructure (Consequential and Transitional Provisions) Bill 2018. The bill aims to deal with consequential and transitional matters related to the Security of Critical Infrastructure Act 2018, to amend the Foreign Acquisitions and Takeovers Act 1975. As... Continue Reading →
Remote access software maker LogMeIn chief executive Bill Wagner said the company is on a mission to eliminate friction, whether it be between employees trying to connect with a company or with other employees. “We’re living in that world where there’s way too much friction. There’s no reason to enter a code, or why you... Continue Reading →