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UEM is finding its place in corporate security in the face of the work-from-home directive brought on by COVID-19 Amid the COVID-19 pandemic, teams all over the globe have had to adjust to working remotely. Naturally, the transition can be rocky for t… Continue reading UEM: Improving Device Security for Remote Workers
Private equity dollars continued to flow into the cybersecurity industry Thursday when Forescout Technologies announced it reached an agreement to be acquired by the investment firm Advent International. It’s an all-cash deal worth $1.9 billion, meaning Advent International will pay $33 per Forescout share, a rate that’s about 18% above Forescout’s closing price of $27.98 on Thursday. The company first went public in October 2017 at $22 a share. Forescout specializes in “device security,” a concept that allows companies to protect their share of any device connected to their networks. Its shares have fallen by some 12% over the past year, while the overall S&P 500 index has climbed by 22%, Silicon Valley Business Journal reported. The company’s fourth-quarter revenue grew 8% year-over-year to $91.3 million, propelled in part by a 14% jump in subscription revenue to $37.6 million. President and CEO Mike DeCesare will remain in charge, and Forescout’s headquarters […]
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The new U.K. law mandates that manufacturers apply several security controls to their connected devices. Continue reading Mandatory IoT Security in the Offing with U.K. Proposal
The home may be the hearth, but it’s not going to be a place of safety for too long.
With the abundance of connected devices making their ways into our homes, increasing levels of data may allow for more accurate methods for remote surveillance. By measuring the strength of ambient …read more
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The company expanded its Android bug bounty program as one of several recent moves to ramp up mobile security. Continue reading Google Will Award $1M-Plus to People Who Can Hack Titan M Security Chip
Reading Time: 4 minutes Traditional end-of-life procedures for corporate mobile devices can’t scale to BYOD. Learn how to avoid the risks that can occur during personal device disposal.
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via EFF writers Jeremy Gillula & Seth Schoen, comes an outstanding piece on the recent by Apple Inc. (Nasdaq: AAPL) decision to restrict (‘limits’ was the exact term utilized) device tracking. Today’s Interesting Read.
“Still, Apple’s move is ex… Continue reading Apple’s Umbrella Factory
Cybersecurity isn’t easy. If there was a product or service you could buy that would just magically solve all of your cybersecurity problems, everyone would buy that thing, and we could all rest easy.
However, that is not the way it works. Technology … Continue reading 5 Keys to Improve Your Cybersecurity
The internet of things (IoT) brings has opened new horizons, from smart-city advancements to transforming how industries produce goods. For example, by connecting assets in a factory, manufacturers can have better insight into the health of their mach… Continue reading The Evolving Approach to IoT Security
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