Combat Threats in Multi-Cloud Infrastructure
When critical workloads can be deleted with a keystroke, understanding and managing privileges for all identities across your clouds is critical.
LATEST NEWS
CloudKnox Integrates with AWS to Address Human Error Risks
From the integration with CloudKnox, AWS IAM Access Analyser is a new function that analyses resource policies to help administrators and security teams protect their resources from unintended access.
7 Ways Cyber Criminals Compromise Your Passwords
In this video, SentinelOne take a look at how hackers steal our passwords and what we can do to stop them.
2020 Cybersecurity Excellence Awards
We are excited to announce our Gold Partner, Cloudknox have been nominated for another Cyber Security Award!
Mobile Threat Detection from MobileIron
Machine learning-based MTD can expand upon those capabilities by providing immediate, on-device protection against mobile attacks.
Changes to Device Enrolment Program (DEP) and Volume Purchase Program (VPP)
Apple is moving their existing Device Enrolment Program (DEP) and Volume Purchase Program (VPP) to end of life on December 1, organisations will need to upgrade to Apple Business Manager by that date.
A Morning with Balaji Parimi
Balaji discovered that organisations were predominantly relying on role-based access controls (RBAC) to solve their growing identity privilege challenge.
Securing Privileged Identities.
Managing and securing privileged identities and access to sensitive systems, infrastructure and data is rapidly evolving as a must-have compliance mandate.
Former Sales Director Joins AVR Cloud Practice
Rob comes with over 25 years’ experience of working with start-ups in the cyber security space, having held leadership and business development roles in his fruitful career. He brings a combination of technical and business aptitude to resolving customer challenges.
Study Suggests ‘Vulnerable’ Apps Could Be More Common Than People Think
A recent BBC report highlights the importance of defending mobile devices that can access corporate data from not just obviously rogue apps (e.g. blocking sideloading) but also seemingly ‘good’ apps that may contain recycled code.