IBM Security stories

IBM’s Security X-Force, a task force created in the early days of the pandemic with an aim to combat cyber-attacks related to potential vaccines’ supply chains, released details on a coordinated effort to disrupt the COVID-19 ‘cold chain’.>>

"With these updates, we will be the first in the industry to bring together external threat intelligence and threat management alongside data security and identity.">>

The new report from IBM indicates that 80% of surveyed organisations reported having exposed customers’ personally identifiable information (PII) as a result of a breach.>>

A beginner’s guide to becoming an IBM partner and how Ingram Micro can make it happen – delivered by Ingram IBM BDM Madan Mohan.>>

“While more organisations are taking incident response planning seriously, preparing for cyber-attacks isn’t a one and done activity.">>

"The amount of exposed records that we're seeing today means that cybercriminals are getting their hands on more keys to our homes and businesses.”>>

Malware threats represent huge financial costs for businesses.>>

Failure to test can leave organisations less prepared to effectively manage the complex processes and coordination that must take place in the wake of an attack.>>

The report found that more than half of cybercriminal attacks pivot away from malware-based attacks.>>

EndaceProbe Network Analytics Platform captures, indexes, and stores network traffic while hosting a variety of network security and performance monitoring applications.>>

The latest financial results for IBM have revealed a disappointment for investors as the tech giant missed almost all of its targets.>>

The new labs are located in Atlanta, Austin, England and Australia.>>

The company has invested more than 200,000 hours of R&D into this platform, which includes technologies from Cisco, McAfee, Symantec and others.>>

Carbon Black sends APAC rep off to Palo Alto as new Americas field sales senior vice president.>>

The NDB scheme will mean businesses could be facing penalties of up to $360,000 for individuals and $1.8 million for body corportates.>>

Millennials are moving beyond the world of passwords and quickly embracing biometrics, leaving the older generations to continue using passwords.>>

Quad9 Domain Name Service protects users from accessing malicious internet sites that are known to steal information and other harmful activities.>>

IBM Security is helping to fight global identity fraud by launching a new solution designed especially for financial institutions.>>

An expanded partnership between Carbon Black and IBM Security aim to provide increased cyberattack visibility and accelerated incident response times.>>

Attackers using tools such as Dridex and Qakbot spam employees through malicious mail at times when victims are most likely to open all incoming mail.>>

“With IoT technologies permeating the farthest corners of industry, IBM is bringing our Watson IoT Platform and X-Force Red security talent together.">>

The Australian costs of data breaches are dropping but organisations are still losing $2.5 million every year.>>

IBM Security recently announced the launch of its new European IBM X-Force Command Centre to bolster data security in Europe.>>

Attackers behind the TrickBot Trojan have been taking their tactics to the next level, researchers from IBM X-Force have uncovered.>>