Security Services

8 Things You Need To Know About The $1.4B BlackBerry-Cylance Deal

by Michael Novinson
Here's a look at ten of the biggest reasons BlackBerry and Cylance came together to form a $1 billion software and services firm with deep expertise in cybersecurity.
The Top 10 Cyberthreats Right Now

by Michael Novinson
CRN asks technical leaders at Cisco, FireEye and LogPoint what the most pernicious cyberthreats are today and what organizations need to do to avoid becoming a victim.
Oracle Chief Corporate Architect On Cyber-Risks: ‘If You're An IT Professional, You’re On That Battlefield, You’re A Combatant’

by Joseph Tsidulko
Speaking to three of the world's leading national security experts, Oracle's Edward Screven explains why the software giant believes it has built an ‘impenetrable cloud.’
6 Big Changes McAfee Is Making In How It Engages With Channel Partners

by Michael Novinson
McAfee Americas channel chief Ken McCray talks about alternative routes to market and how the vendor is modifying its enablement, support and customer briefing strategy to be more partner-friendly.
The 5 Boldest Statements From Chris Young, McAfee CEO, At MPower 2018

by Michael Novinson
McAfee CEO Chris Young dishes on why the company is doubling down on data loss prevention, the customer's need for more actionable threat insight, and the best money-making opportunities for partners.
5 Things To Know About The New McAfee Endpoint And Cloud Tools

by Michael Novinson
Here's a look at the data protection and endpoint detection and response capabilities partners and customers should be most excited about in McAfee's three newly launched products.
Former CIA Director John Brennan On Criminal Hackers, 'Ignorant' Elected Officials, And Russian Interference In U.S. Politics

by Michael Novinson
The United States faces a variety of cyber threats from social engineering to collaboration between foreign intelligence services and criminal networks, former CIA director John Brennan told CRN.
5 Major SecureAuth Product And Leadership Updates

by Michael Novinson
SecureAuth made a major splash at its INTERSECTION 2018 event this week, enhancing its flagship products to better find identity-based attacks and monitor privileged account access.
5 Product And Program Updates For FireEye Partners To Watch

by Michael Novinson
FireEye Americas channel chief Chris Carter previews what’s coming down the pike for partners around vulnerability scanning, net new customer recruitment, and offerings for managed service providers.
FireEye CEO Kevin Mandia's 5 Boldest Statements On Nation-State Threats

by Michael Novinson
FireEye CEO Kevin Mandia dishes on the need for standards around offensive cyberoperations, the biggest threats to the 2018 U.S. midterm elections, and which nation-state actor is the most dangerous.
5 Things To Know About FireEye Market And Expertise On-Demand

by Michael Novinson
Here's a look at how the new FireEye Market and Expertise On-Demand go about bringing together a variety of enterprise security stakeholders to solve widespread problems in the industry.
5 Things To Know About The Improvements To FireEye Helix

by Michael Novinson
Here's a look the orchestration and compliance capabilities partners and customers should be most excited about in the updated version of Helix as FireEye looks to take on incumbent SIEM players.
The 10 Most Important Things A Company Needs In Its Risk Management Plan

by Michael Novinson
Risk management has often focused too narrowly on just the IT department, failing to account for risks associated with business processes in other areas. Here's a look at what every company needs to have in their plan.
10 Biggest Things Businesses Don't Get About Cryptomining

by Michael Novinson
Cryptomining activity has increased by 141 percent year-over-year thus far in 2018. Here's a look at ten of the biggest risks associated with cryptomining that companies are still failing to grasp.
The 10 Biggest Android Security Threats In 2018

by Michael Novinson
Malware going after Android phones continues to proliferate as users spend more time on their mobile devices while the corporate controls for smartphones lag behind laptops. Here's a look at ten of the most significant threats.