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Infosec products of the month: May 2022
Here’s a look at the most interesting products from the past month, featuring releases from: AuditBoard, BIO-key, Cohesity, Corelight, Data Theorem, Deepfence, ForgeRock, …
New infosec products of the week: May 13, 2022
Here’s a look at the most interesting products from the past week, featuring releases from Cohesity, ForgeRock, iDenfy, Nasuni, Orca Security, SecureAge, and Sonatype. …
SecureAge CatchPulse safeguards enterprises against complex security threats
SecureAge Technology has announced the launch of CatchPulse. Previously known as SecureAPlus, this proven malware prevention software features advanced AI, multiple …
Businesses are forced to adopt new cybersecurity measures
Eighty five percent of US and UK employers were forced to adopt new cybersecurity measures because of the COVID-19 pandemic and the shift to remote working, according to a …
Cybersecurity shortcomings exposed by the pandemic
SecureAge announced the release of its study which polled 200 employers and 400 employees from around the UK business world during Q3 2021, and examined key cybersecurity …
Database encryption: Protecting the crown jewels
Databases are the lifeblood store of information for every organization. Without them, the organization’s efficiency, productivity and scope to prosper would be curtailed …
SecureAge updates its SecureAPlus EPP to reduce user anxiety for remote or office-based workers
SecureAge Technology has announced a key update to its flagship SecureAPlus Endpoint Protection Platform (EPP), to reduce user anxiety for remote or office-based workers. …
SecureAge enhances SyncDog’s solution to offer file and folder encryption for every file
SyncDog, the leading Independent Software Vendor (ISV) for next generation mobile security and data loss prevention, announced their partnership with SecureAge, a proven …
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