Tag: Safety and Security Solutions
CounterFlow AI is Community Leader for SuriCon 2018 Cyber Security Conference in Vancouver
eNewsChannels NEWS: -- Cybersecurity startup CounterFlow AI, which uses streaming machine learning technology at the network edge to help cyber defenders quickly detect and respond to network threats, has been announced as the lead sponsor for the fourth annual SuriCon 2018, a conference dedicated to Suricata and open source security technologies, projects, and initiatives.
DediPath Selects Ezeelogin SSH Security Jump Server Solution for Added Security and Growth
eNewsChannels NEWS: -- Ezeelogin, a secure SSH Jump Server solution and centralized Linux server management software provider, today announced that it was chosen as the server software for securing internal servers in operation by DediPath, a provider of Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS) that specializes in dedicated servers, virtual private servers, colocation, and managed services.
At Connect:ID 2018, SecuGen to Features the Hamster Pro 10 Fingerprint Reader and U10 Sensor
eNewsChannels NEWS: -- SecuGen, a world leading optical fingerprint device and technology vendor, is pleased to be featuring the newly-released Hamster Pro(TM) 10, an FBI certified and ultra-compact fingerprint reader, and the U10 sensor at the Connect:ID Exhibition.
Cybersecurity Startup CounterFlow AI Inc. announces closing of $2.7 Million Seed Round
eNewsChannels NEWS: -- Cybersecurity startup CounterFlow AI, Inc. announced last week that it has raised $2.7 million in seed funding from Osage University Partners, the Charlottesville Angel Network, and a number of individual investors who also supported the founders' previous venture, nPulse Technologies (acquired by FireEye in 2014).
CES 2018: SecuGen to Highlight the SafeDefend Personnel Protection System
eNewsChannels NEWS: -- SecuGen Corp. and SafeDefend LLC have teamed up to create the SafeDefend Personnel Protection System and will be demonstrating the product at the 2018 Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas. SecuGen will also be showing its world leading line of optical fingerprint readers.
EPIC’s David McNeil Presenting on Emerging Cyber Threats at AAWDM Thought Leadership Lab
eNewsChannels NEWS: -- EPIC Insurance Brokers and Consultants, a retail property, casualty insurance brokerage and employee benefits consultant, announced today that Principal David McNeil will present at the American Association of Water Distribution and Management (AAWD&M) Ronald W. Seymour Memorial Thought Leadership Lab which will be hosted and live streamed from the Las Vegas Valley Water District on Oct. 26 at 10 a.m. PT.
Next Generation Manufacturing Signature Event 2017: EPIC’s Tom Mackey to Present on Protecting Ops from Cyber Security Threats
eNewsChannels NEWS: -- EPIC Insurance Brokers and Consultants, a retail property, casualty insurance brokerage and employee benefits consultant, announced today that Risk Management Consultant Tom Mackey will present at the Seventh Annual Next Generation Manufacturing Signature Event on Sept. 28, 2017 at Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta.
iPhone Infosec: According to dr.fone, the FBI Can’t Find Anything on Your iPhone with New Security Tools
eNewsChannels NEWS: -- For many, Apple's iPhone is the number one choice for security and safety of user data, says dr.fone toolkit. It's been widely accepted for many years that Apple puts privacy high on the agenda when it comes to its operating systems and smart devices.
iCare Recovery offers 100 percent free file recovery when Wannacry ransomware attacks
eNewsChannels NEWS: -- iCare Recovery from iCareAll Inc. announces release of a 100 percent free data recovery software solution - iCare Recovery Free Edition - which is able to help restore deleted files after a Wannacry attack.
AOMEI Technology releases special version AOMEI Backupper Free – Especially for WannaCry Ransomware
eNewsChannels NEWS: -- AOMEI Technology releases special version: AOMEI Backupper Free - Especially For WannaCry Ransomware, which has caused over 200,000 computers across 150 countries infected, and the number is growing. Hackers use a cyber-weapon called EternalBlue, developed by U.S. National Security Agency (NSA), as one method for spreading the ransomware.
