SonicWall Real-Time Deep Memory Inspection technology enables SonicWall Capture Advanced Threat Protection (ATP) to catch more malware faster than behaviour based sandboxing methods, with a lower false positive rate. Throughout this article we will look deeper into this technology and what this all means from a security stand point.
In today’s hyper-connected world, email-based communications are not just commonplace – they have become a fundamental cornerstone for effectively conducting business, with the total volume of worldwide emails sent per day projected to increase by at least 5% every year. Given the ubiquitous nature of email communications, emails are and will continue to be a popular vector for a variety of threats.
As the world of digital is ever growing and the headaches of running a business are very much real. It’s too often that without understanding and assistance, leaders can get easily overwhelmed by the sheer volume of tasks that need to get done and challenges that need to be overcome when trying to go global. Throughout this article, we will demonstrate ways technology can assist in this quest.
VoIP oIP known as Voice Over Internet Protocol is the new go-to business phone solution as it’s multi-functionality of not only making business voice calls but also the advantage of video conferences, and chat using just your internet connection. Although there are dinosaur minded companies still using analogue phones, a growing number of…
Microsoft’s O365 package comes with its own securing and compliance solution that can help businesses avoid devastating financial and legal repercussions of data loss. Even with the built-in security service, having your own measures beyond the standard out-the-box is a must!
Windows 7 and Windows mobile will no longer have support. Not only that – the Microsoft Lumia range will also be discontinued. If you’re looking to use these mobile for your business or if you’re currently still running Windows 7 in your workplace, take note of the details within this article.
Twitter has now admitted to have accidentally revealed that Android users’ protected tweets were able to be seen for over 4 years. This is usually a mistake you’d expect Facebook to make.
Some of these vulnerabilities are so simple to execute and was demonstrated by hackers who simply tricked victims into clicking a simple link or visiting a malicious website that would easily take over the accounts of anyone using the affected hosting providers.
The office of the Australian Information Commissioner ran a research that found that more than one-third of companies that had data breaches in the past quarter are due to, quite simple, human mistakes.
Twitter accidentally exposed its users through its forms for contacting the company. The concern here is that malicious attackers could have users the security flaw to figure out where accounts are geographically based, which can have political ramifications.
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