AgilityGrid has announced that it will be joined by its new vendor, Intransa at Intersec 2018 to showcase our video and IP CCTV security solutions that are customized to meet the security and technology regulations put in place by our regional governments to safeguard cities and business interests.Read More…
Channel Post spoke to Mohamed Abukhater, the Regional Sales Director for MEA at FireEye to gain his views about what’s in store for 2018Read More…
Microsoft believes the Meltdown and Spectre fixes will slow down servers drastically and reduce the performance of personal computers as well. In a blog post, the firm suggested that the slowdowns from the Meltdown and Spectre fixes could be a lot more extensive than Intel suggested previously. Read More…
Guest written by: Jon Masters, the Chief ARM Architect at Red HatRead More…
Xerox announced that its AltaLink range of multifunction printers devices became the first MFPs to be certified by the National Information Assurance Partnership (NIAP) against the latest Common Criteria security protection profileRead More…
Leading security vendor, ESET issued an advisory about the nightmare that continues to haunt this world after the discovery of Meltdown and Spectre CPUs flaws.Read More…
Hackers have targeted organisations involved with next month’s Pyeongchang Winter Olympics in South Korea, according to security company McAfee. Organisations involved with the games were sent emailsRead More…
India’s central biometric database, which holds data of more than one billion citizens, has apparently been breached by hackers and this Aadhaar breach has compromised personal data of over one billion Indian citizens which is apparently on sale for less than $8.Read More…
Guest written by: Raj Samani, McAfee’s Chief ScientistRead More…
Guest written by: James Lyne, Head of Research and Development, SANS InstituteRead More…
Security researchers at Google say they’ve discovered serious security flaws affecting computer processors built by Intel and other chipmakers. Read More…
The UAE’s Telecommunications Regulations Authority (TRA) has warned of malicious PDF files sent anonymously to email or WhatsApp accounts that incur heavy damage on electronic devices and smartphones.Read More…
