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COMPANY NEWS: Privacy Bureaux today announced a strategic extension to its Enterprise Protection Suite aimed at protecting the mid-market by including core components of Comodo's cybersecurity active breach protection technology.

Sydney-based managed services provider IT First Responder chose Comodo when overhauling its managed security services.

Security analytics and automation company Exabeam has appointed former Zerto executive Sean Abbott to the newly-created role of Director of Channel & Alliances, APAC.

Security provider Comodo has launched a security operations centre (SOC)-as-a-platform that allows managed service providers (MSPs) to offer their clients 24/7 monitoring, management and full remediation with the hard work being done by Comodo's cybersecurity experts.

Security firm Recorded Future claims that the use of counterfeit code-signing certificates is on the rise, but is of the view that this will not become too common due to the cost of the certificates.

A 15-year-old flaw in every version of Windows right from XP to Windows 10 allows a malicious attacker to take control of a system through the anti-virus software running on the system.

WhatsApp’s popular messaging app has been targeted yet again by cybercriminals – the latest attack affects both iOS and Android users.

Cybersecurity solutions firm Comodo has improved data protection while helping MSPs accelerate transition to the cloud by making Acronis Backup Cloud available.

Heartbleed is potentially one of the biggest threats to the Internet we've seen - a software bug that may compromise secure communications over the Internet via a vulnerability in the OpenSSL protocol. But what is it? And what should you be doing to protect yourself?

Apple's latest set of security updates covers a relatively short list of issues, but Mac OS X and iOS are both affected, along with Safari for Mac and Windows.

Microsoft is warning its users of nine rogue digital certificates that could be used in a variety of attacks involving popular sites. They include sites operated by Microsoft, Google, Yahoo!, Skype and Mozilla.