The 2015 Black Hat Attendee Survey offers several takeaways that indicate a need to rethink the current enterprise IT security model. Perhaps the most important is that security pros are not spending their time and budget in a manner that is commensurate with their concerns about current threats.
Having exited the consumer market in Canada, Toshiba is beefing up their B2B offerings, and has partnered with Brampton managed services provider IT Weapons to provide what will be a growing package of services and support.
Intel Security’s new phishing quiz tool looks to give partners a way to start a conversation with customers about the need for education on e-mail-based risks.
These are ESET’s flagship consumer products, but they are also sold by the channel, typically as an add-on in a commercial sale. They also preview the new features coming in the next commercial refresh.
A FireEye study indicated that organizations are being hit with advanced malware on average once every three minutes
Microsoft highlights the fact that some of the more common threats can be mitigated through good security best practices.
Managed antispam vendor looking to quadruple number of Canadian partners with particular focus on Ontario
Trend Micro says it’s time to redesign your company’s security strategy from scratch
Blame Canada: Websense study finds The Great White North one of the few regions to see an increasing in phishing and botnet sites
