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76 per cent of UK IT pros rank their security above average

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SolarWinds has released the results of its Information Security Confidence Survey, which explored IT professionals' confidence in their organisations' security measures and processes. The survey found that while confidence is notably high, likely the result of several key factors, widespread adherence to security best practices is lacking and significant, damaging attacks continue, potentially indicating this confidence is a false sense of security.

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Infoblox Inc. has introduced a free DNS-based evaluation product to help find malware carefully hidden by cybercriminals inside enterprise networks. The Infoblox DNS Firewall Virtual Evaluation (www.infoblox.com/catchmalware) provides 60 days of malware detection through downloadable software that is easy for network administrators to install and operate.

Verizon identifies key enterprise technology trends for 2015

Strategic network investments will be a major focus point for savvy CIOs in 2015, as companies seek to make sense of big data, transition to the cloud and monetize the Internet of Things (IoT), according to Verizon Enterprise Solutions’ list of top enterprise technology trends for 2015. In the coming year, enterprise organizations will also adopt technologies that drive business innovation and provide a strong platform for future growth.

Industry leaders discuss rapidly changing IT landscape

Smart Cities, Big Data and the changing role of the CIO among key discussion points at Amsterdam event.

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Research shows retailer sites hit by 48% of all web application attacks.

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New Telstra research of 200 IT decision-makers in the United Kingdom has identified a superior category of top performing organisations - termed Superusers - who are working most closely with employees to exceed and adapt to their expectations of the modern workplace.

NatWest first UK bank to unveil biometric card

200 customers selected to take part in pilot.

Over three-quarters of global consumers believe they should own their ‘digital selves’

Truata’s Global Consumer State of Mind Report finds nearly two-thirds (61%) of consumers have...

Delphix releases new data compliance capabilities for Salesforce customers

New solution helps Salesforce customers unlock the strategic value of Salesforce data while...

81 percent of SMEs believe that AI is fundamental to the future of cyber security

69 percent are looking to implement AI in the next five years, as Senseon Pro is launched to help...

AI, security, and sustainability - major drivers for IT modernisation

CIOs increasingly prioritising hybrid IT strategies to manage complexity of running applications...

Majority of consumers would stop doing business with companies following a data breach

Only a quarter (27%) of consumers feel businesses take customer data security very seriously.

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Case Study: @nifty Delivering IT Security to Their Customers with Kaspersky

NIFTY Corporation is one of the leading Telecoms and Internet Service Providers in Japan, supplying high-speed broadband connectivity to more than 1.39 million broadband users. Providing robust security for the many subscribers to its online services is very important because repeated security breaches or loss of service may result in customers suffering damage or losses - and ultimately leaving NIFTY and moving to competitors' services.

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