Managed Security Services Provider (MSSP) News: 22 July 2021
Today’s MSSP news involves ANSSI, APT31, Avast, CloudKnox Securiy, CrowdStrike, Digital Hands, eSentire, Intel, Kameleon Security, Microsoft, Open Systems, Proofpoint, RiskIQ, Securonix, Snowflake, Synnex, Transnet, Xilinx & more.
Microsoft Defender Integrates Intel Cryptomining Detection
Microsoft Defender for Endpoint leverages Intel Threat Detection Technology (TDT) to help organizations identify CPU-based cryptomining malware attacks.
Intel: Cybersecurity Transparency, Assurance Drive Technology Purchases
Intel study explores The Role of Transparency and Security Assurance in Driving Technology Decision-Making.
Intel, Microsoft Partner for Fully Homomorphic Encryption Development
Intel joins Data Protection in Virtual Environments (DPRIVE) program; Microsoft partnership pursue homomorphic encryption (FHE) security development.
Cybereason, Intel Partner for Hardware-Enabled Ransomware Prevention
Endpoint security software provider Cybereason & Intel introduce CPU-based threat detection to identify & eradicate ransomware.
Managed Security Services Provider (MSSP) News: 10 August 2020
Today’s MSSP news involves Check Point Software, DataViper, Google, IBMm Intel, Microsoft, National Security Agency (NSA), Open Source Security Foundation & more.
Managed Security Services Provider (MSSP) News: 07 August 2020
Today’s MSSP & cybersecurity news involves Balbix, Carbonite, CompTIA, Cybereason, Deepwatch, Fortinet, Ingram Micro Cloud, Intel, OpenText, Palo Alto Networks, Webroot, SentinelOne & more.
Managed Security Services Provider (MSSP) News: 23 July 2020
Today’s MSSP & MDR news involves Abacus, Ackcent, AttackIQ, Auth0, Awake Security, Blackpoint Cyber, Centrify, Coalition, Cybereason, Emsisoft, Forescout, Ivanti, McAfee, ServiceNow, Sotero, SyncDog, Trend Micro, vArmour, Zimperium & more.
Managed Security Services Provider (MSSP) News: 18 June 2020
Today’s MSSP news involves Belden, Bitglass, BlackBerry Optics, Cisco Duo Security, FireEye, ForeScout, Fortinet, Hirschmann, McAfee CASB, Palo Alto Networks, Tripwire, Uptycs & more.
Intel Thunderbolt Vulnerability Details Explained
Intel Thunderbolt hosts & devices may be susceptible to physical attacks related to a kernel direct memory access (DMA) vulnerability, new report suggests.