Remediation stories
Australian law firm Clayton Utz has bolstered its cyber and data governance practice with the appointment of an experienced cyber security expert.
Tenable appoints Talib Yousry as Channel Director for APJ, strengthening its channel-led strategy to enhance preventive security and partner collaborations.
ControlUp launches its ITSM Connector which integrates with ServiceNow, aiming to enhance digital workflows and resolve IT issues before users notice them.
WatchGuard Technologies presents WatchGuard MDR, an AI-driven, 24/7 Managed Detection and Response cybersecurity service designed for MSPs.
CyberArk announces new capabilities in its Secure Cloud Access solution, improving access and security for cloud services.
Cybersecurity firm Check Point has warned of an upswing in AI-powered cybercrime and state-sponsored hacktivism in 2024.
Semperis enhances Forest Druid tool to support Microsoft Entra ID, strengthening defenses against cyber threats.
Sophos has launched its Sophos Incident Response Retainer, offering organisations speedy access to its fixed-cost incident response service.
The new solution aids security teams to detect, prioritise and remediate vulnerabilities within company-developed software and embedded open-source components.
Blue Coat unveils an endpoint alliance ecosystem, allowing intelligence from partner endpoint solutions to be shared with the entire Blue Coat range.
UK businesses face a cybersecurity risk as 67% of employees download software and apps without obtaining consent.
Flood-hit homes must be dried and cleaned quickly, as damp carpet, insulation and leaks can fuel mould and health risks within days.
Homeowners risk mould and structural damage if flood repairs begin before hidden moisture is fully removed, new BRANZ guidance warns.
Designers and councils are being urged to tighten durability checks as New Zealand’s building code leaves whole-of-life sign-offs open to error.
Airports may still hold banned foam stocks as New Zealand probes PFOS and PFOA contamination, raising health and environmental fears.
Property owners are set to get greater assurance after a Hawke’s Bay firm became New Zealand’s first accredited methamphetamine testing provider.
Owners of leaky homes can now join the claim for longer, after judges extended the opt-in window to five months and awarded costs.