Security

Suitable for all requirements from end users to specifiers of the largest developments, Legrand has refreshed and expanded its Bticino Classe 100 door entry range.

With organizations moving in-office operations to remote environments due to COVID-19 quarantine mandates, creating a secure work-from-home network is a top priority. Digi International has announced a hardware and software package, including the Digi EX15, Digi 6310-DX, Digi Connect IT and Digi Remote Manager that enable enterprises to simply provide remote workers with high-speed connectivity backed by enterprise-level security t...

The COVID-19 pandemic has without any doubt triggered a distinct and unmistakable swell in the levels of collective unease in much of humanity. What we are currently experiencing is both unprecedented and at the same time intrinsically unnerving.

Cyber Risk Aware is offering free COVID-19 Phishing Tests to help businesses defend their network against increased cyber threats during this Coronavirus pandemic period. At a time when businesses and individuals are more vulnerable, many working remotely to mitigate the spread of this pandemic, organisations need to pull together for the greater good.

The COVID-19 outbreak is forcing millions of employees to work from home. This means countless organisations are faced with a unique cyber security challenge: how to keep as many business-critical functions running as possible whilst maintaining adequate security.

OEMs are interested in developing hardware security that addresses a number of security threats including data theft, data corruption, equipment hijacking, cloning and design theft. Moreover, security threats are no longer confined to systems in active use.

Swedish tech company, Minut, has developed an all-in-one home sensor for the short term rental market offering peace of mind with noise monitoring, home insights and a smart home alarm. The device is easy to install, packed full of sensors with mobile access and instant alerts.

Estimates show that 90% of corporate data cybersecurity breaches in the cloud happen due to hacker attacks that target employees, shows a report from Kaspersky Lab. With many of them forced to work remotely during the quarantine, companies are now more vulnerable than ever.

Back in 2016, Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) receivers were being spoofed by an unexpected cohort of security users: Pokémon Go players. By tricking their smartphones into believing that they were moving around, these players had found a way to win points - and online prestige - without even getting off their seats.

Cyber criminals are cashing-in on the COVID-19 crisis by launching a wave of Coronavirus-related email phishing attacks, according to new research from Barracuda Networks.