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Organisations spend half a million pounds, annually, dealing with false positive alerts

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A report from The Ponemon Institute reveals that two-thirds of the time spent by security staff responding to malware alerts is wasted because of faulty intelligence. The report found that teams spend, on average, 272 hours each week responding to ‘false positive’ cyber alerts – due to erroneous or inaccurate malware alerts. This equates to an average cost of £515,964 annually, for each organisation, in lost time.

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Check Point vSEC integrates with VMware NSX for dynamic orchestration of advanced threat prevention for all data centre traffic.

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MWR InfoSecurity launches Countercept service – to catch a thief it has to think like one.

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The path to policy righteousness demands the right processes, visibility and automation – but the rewards are improved security and better business agility. By Nimmy Reichenberg, VP marketing & strategy for AlgoSec.

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AirWatch by VMware and Mobile Iron lead adoption for security capabilities in the Enterprise Mobility Management market.

Published in Compliance/Governance/Risk Management Datacentre + Network Security Identity/Access Management Networks + Telecoms Security + Compliance Security-as-a-Service Wireless

Fortinet has closed the acquisition of Meru Networks. With the close of this acquisition, Fortinet expands on its secure wireless vision and enterprise growth focus, broadens the company’s solutions portfolio, and expands its opportunity to uniquely address the $5B global enterprise Wi-Fi market with integrated and intelligent secure wireless solutions.

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