Displaying items by tag: Egress

Acquisition strengthens KnowBe4’s position as largest, advanced AI-driven cybersecurity platform for managing human risk

COMPANY NEWS: ManageEngine, the enterprise IT management division of Zoho, today cements its stance in identity-first security with the launch of passwordless, phishing-resistant Fido2 authentication for enterprise applications in ADSelfService Plus, its on-premises identity security solution, and endpoint MFA for Windows machines and elevated system actions in Identity360, its cloud-native identity management platform.

Fifty-one percent (51%) of employees were disciplined, 27% voluntarily left the organisation and 39% were fired following their involvement with a phishing incident, according to research undertaken by threat intelligence company Egress.

KnowBe4 urges the public to adopt robust password hygiene practices amid growing cyber threats

Addition of Egress’ cloud email security solution to KnowBe4’s comprehensive product suite will createthe largest, advanced AI-driven cybersecurity platform for managing human risk

GUEST OPINION:  Australian organisations are starting to split workloads between public cloud and PaaS on private cloud, based on what makes the most economic sense.

GUEST OPINION:  East-West traffic signifies the flow of data packets between servers within a data centre, or across private and public clouds. Unlike the typical ingress or egress traffic, which goes in or out of the network (often called North-South traffic), East-West is the lateral movement of data.

The AWS free tier has been around since 2010 with uncharged offerings around 100 different AWS services. Today AWS announced it is expanding the free tier’s data transfer capacity from 1GB to 100GB for regions and from 50GB to a massive 1TB for Amazon CloudFront.

Cybersecurity and Internet infrastructure company Cloudflare has announced a new object storage product, Cloudflare R2, allowing developers to store large amounts of data without the large fees imposed by AWS S3 egress.

Hotel group Marriott International has reported a data breach in its Starwood line of hotels and resorts, with the details of up to 500 million guests likely to have been stolen by malicious attackers.