Data protection companies Arcserve and StorageCraft to merge
The move will allow the companies to combine their intellectual property, pool research and development budgets as executives look to expand their respective market footprints.
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Why SASE makes a difference for security teams as companies move to the cloud
Today’s columnist, Michael Covington of Wandera, says the days of constructing a moat around the data center with lots of security hardware are being replaced by the cloud-based security model that Gartner coined Secure Access Service Edge (SASE).
Startup Traceable turns to CISO investors for next phase of growth
The new partnership with Silicon Valley CISO Investments will include an additional $250,000, but perhaps more importantly it will include support and guidance from dozens of practicing CISOs around operations, product road maps, pricing and marketing initiatives as the startup looks to scale its business.
SentinelOne forks over $155 million for log management company
Executives are keen to incorporate Scalyr’s cloud-based data and event ingestion tool into their extended detection and response platform.
TeamTNT launches cryptojacking operation on Kubnernetes clusters
Although the malware is still under development and the campaign has not spread widely, Unit 42 believes the attacker will soon improve the tools and start a large-scale deployment.
Execs fear business setbacks from failure to keep up with ‘digital born’ competitors
The volatility and uncertainties brought about by the pandemic will have an impact well into the next decade, with executives foreshadowing struggles tied to evolving security requirements and the need to transform digitally on a dime.
The cloud divide: Risks and rewards for companies that moved pre-pandemic
Cloud enabled a lot of organizations to shift fast, accommodating the new business requirements that emerged with the pandemic. But where did security fit into the equation? SC Media spoke to Vikram Kunchala of Deloitte to find out.
Cryptojacking malware targeting cloud apps gets new upgrades, worming capability
A piece of cryptojacking malware with a penchant for targeting the cloud has gotten some updates that makes it easier to spread and harder for organizations to detect when their cloud applications have been commandeered.
Azure Functions vulnerability proves cloud users not always in control
Azure Functions, essentially the Microsoft equivalent to Amazon Web Services’ Lambda service, operates as a serverless compute service that lets users run code without having to provision or manage infrastructure. The latest flaw underscores that vulnerabilities are sometimes out of the cloud user’s control.
Google to offer suite of new zero trust capabilities through Chrome browser
With backing from Google infrastructure and support from a host of industry partners, the features have the potential to significantly expand the footprint of zero trust solutions within industry and government.
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