Fortinet displays Security Fabric

The cybersecurity solutions vendor Fortinet is demonstrating its Security Fabric ecosystem, which according to the company, gives customers the power to take on ever increasing performance requirements of the borderless networks, today and into the future.

Kaspersky Lab announces ICS CERT

Kaspersky Lab has announced the creation of the Industrial Systems Computer Emergency Response Team (known as Kaspersky Lab ICS-CERT) – a global CERT entity that welcomes the collaboration of critical infrastructure operators, vendors and government institutions.

Gigamon demos security delivery platform

Gigamon is showcasing its security delivery platform and Visibility Fabric at GITEX, which provide “pervasive” visibility of network traffic, users and applications and to multiple security devices.

Microsoft flaunts HoloLens

Microsoft is highlighting three key ways it is aiming to help customers at this year’s GITEX Technology Week, according to Jaime Galviz, chief operating officer for the Gulf region.

StarLink touts Vertical Security Trend Matrix

StarLink’s focus at GITEX every year is to nurture partner, customer and vendor relationships, each of whom will have the opportunity to network with each other on the stand, as well as, meet with the company’s management team.

Arrow Electronics displays HCI offerings

Arrow Electronics is showcasing a range of next-generation hyper-converged infrastructure (HCI), flash storage, software-defined infrastructure, and advanced security solutions from leading technology vendors.

Review: HP Spectre 13

If you’re looking for a new work or personal premium laptop that performs well is lightweight and edgy then HP’s Spectre could just be the device for you.

DarkMatter highlights its ‘Resiliency Model’

DarkMatter, the first ever Cyber Security Innovation Partner for GITEX Technology Week, is making its debut at the 2016 issue of the trade show. The company is also showcasing its ‘Resiliency Model,’ a proprietary methodology that focuses on the interconnected impact of a cyber-incident on varying critical national infrastructure entities.

Security automation explained

There’s been a lot of talk about security automation. The fact is, the technology is starting to go beyond prevention and detection, reaching into other important components of IT infrastructure to more reliably protect organisations.

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