CNME Editor Mark Forker secured an exclusive interview with Kevin Kline, Senior Staff Technical Marketing Manager at SolarWinds, in an …
Cisco develops new innovation towards AI-first security cloud
Cisco is delivering on its promise of the AI-driven Cisco Security Cloud by investing in cutting-edge artificial intel that will …
9 essential elements for a strong privileged account management strategy
In this age of IT revolution, organisatons are spending a huge amount on information security, as they need to secure the sensitive and strategic information that is valuable to their business.
Fortinet protects operational technologies in industrial firms
Fortinet has announced the availability of its Operational Technology (OT) Security solution for critical infrastructure and industrial organisations.
Course of action: Key considerations for an effective security awareness programme
Morey Haber, vice president of technology, BeyondTrust, lays out a set of critical factors that Middle East organisations should consider when building security awareness training programmes.
Top tips for effective multi-factor authentication
Kamel Heus, regional manager, MEA, Centrify, shares insights on how organisations can implement a multi-factor authentication to protect corporate data against unauthorised users.
Future ready
Mobility is without a doubt a huge piece of the IT ecosystem’s future. With this, the spotlight turns toward mobile access and the doors it opens for future users. Siva Shankar Maheswaran, End User & Consultant Business Manager, HID Global, discusses current and future trends in mobile access control.
Dell announces new SonicPoint AC series
Dell has introduced the new SonicPoint AC Series of wireless access points, which supports the high-performance IEEE 802.11ac wireless standard to deliver almost three times that of the last wireless standard (802.11n).
Apple acknowledges developer portal hack
Apple on Sunday addressed a multi-day outage afflicting its developer site, acknowledging that its systems were hacked.
SIM cards vulnerable to hacking, says researcher
Millions of mobile phones may be vulnerable to spying due to the use of outdated, 1970s-era cryptography, according to new research due to be presented at the Black Hat security conference.