Surveillance systems around the world could be at risk
Researchers at Tenable discovered a zero-day vulnerability dubbed "Peekaboo" which makes video surveillance recordings vulnerable.
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Schneider Electric patches vulnerable applications
A remote code execution vulnerability found in two Schneider Electric applications has been revealed by cyber security vendor Tenable.
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Data#3 teams up with Tenable as security practice expands
Data#3 has signed a partner agreement with Tenable, as the technology provider continues to expand security capabilities across Australia.
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Bede Hackney trades Nimble for top A/NZ role at Tenable
Bede Hackney has been appointed country manager of A/NZ at Tenable, joining the security specialists after over two years at Nimble Storage.
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Tenable pipes up over partner program
Cyber security vendor Tenable has launched the Tenable Assure partner program in a bid to see partners remain competitive in the cyber security space.
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Software AG taps former Quest Software exec to lead A/NZ
German software and consulting company, Software AG has appointed Brenton Smith as the new head of its Australia and New Zealand business.
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Cloud computing brings changes for IT security workers
Watch out, computer security professionals: Cloud computing vendors are coming for your jobs.
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Security vendors claim progress against Chinese group that hacked Google
A group of security companies say a collaborative effort has helped counter several hacking tools used by a China-based group most known for provoking strong condemnation from Google four years ago.
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New security tools from Tenable, HP, Co3 attempt the impossible
Automated incident response is one of the fastest growing fields in computer security. Alternatively called threat monitoring, vulnerability management or threat management, it encompasses the seemingly impossible task of defending a network from active threats as they happen, in addition to detecting every possible vulnerability that could be exploited by an attacker.
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The Firewall: Questions abound about its future role in cloud, mobile and SDN environments
It's been 20 years since Check Point Software Technologies shipped its first enterprise network firewall, marking the beginning of a mass market for firewalls that has protected millions of networks across the world.
