Security-as-a-Service news stories

Techday speaks to Zscaler A/NZ country manager Budd Ilic about Zscaler's products and offerings, the changes to the cybersecurity industry due to COVID-19, and the company's infrastructure and resources in the A/NZ region.

The acquisition of HydrantID will allow HID Global to offer enterprise customers a broader range of options, plus the flexibility and scalability of PKI-as-a-service.

Alan Calder believes a CSaaS model can enable a company to build a cyber resilience strategy in a coherent and consistent manner.

AVANT becomes the first master agent to represent Alert Logic to the agent channel community.

The service offloads the burden of real-time network and device monitoring, advanced security analysis and security management.

A Gartner analyst believes there is a revolution coming in the cybersecurity industry that will sweep away many existing products.

Today MEF published new Ethernet and IP specifications, progressing Layer 1 projects and the first multi-vendor SD-WAN implementation project.

The company says the increase is due to the technology’s multiple advantages compared to software licensing.

Rhipe has inked a deal with Symantec to provide the vendor’s endpoint protection security-as-a-service solution in Australia, New Zealand and Asia.

Businesses are increasingly challenged by the complexity of protecting data across disparate IT infrastructures and hybrid cloud environments.

Gartner’s latest findings reveal a burgeoning cybersecurity market that is in line with growing awareness and the imminent GDPR.

While this growth is extremely encouraging, Gartner says the accelerating market presents both opportunities and challenges for providers.

CompTIA have put together a number of questions to help businesses navigate the decision-making process of an IT security engagement.

The term ‘As-a-Service’ has stormed onto the scene in recent years, and new research has revealed it’s not going anywhere anytime soon.

VMtech has won a deal to provide security-as-a-service for ME Bank as it seeks to be a digital disruptor in its sector.

“At the heart of the new programme are our partnering engines designed to help our partners deliver the best security possible,"

The top 5 vendors for the security-as-a-service space have been revealed, with analysts Technavio outlining who is best contributing to market growth.