BlackBerry opened registration for its 8th annual Security Summit last month, and the company has now unveiled the Agenda and Speaker Line-Up.
Nitin Natarajan, Deputy Director of the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA), will speak at the BlackBerry Security Summit 2021.
BT has launched Cisco ThousandEyes managed service, a new capability to help multinational customers deliver improved experiences for users of their corporate applications and digital services.
Armour Comms will be showcasing several new capabilities of its OFFICIAL-SENSITIVE, NATO approved Armour Mobile at DSEI, including a technical preview of its secure collaboration solution, Unity by Armour.
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Vismo has launched Vismo Notify, an easy to use and reliable platform for organisations to immediately notify all members of staff, which enables organisations to efficiently communicate with staff members
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Google has released the September 2021 Android Security Bulletin, giving carriers and device makers a fresh set of patches to install.
German company NitroKey has launched Nitro Phone 1 smartphone, combining security, privacy and ease of use with state-of-the-art hardware.
Armadillo Managed Services has partnered with C3M to launch its Cloud Security Assessment as a Service to the market, helping companies to gain immediate deep visibility into their cloud infrastructure and cloud security posture.
The UK Cyber Security Council, the self-regulatory body for the cyber security education and skills sector, has begun accepting applications from organisations for membership.
BlackBerry has opened registration for its 8th annual Security Summit. Hosted virtually for the second year in a row, the event will bring together industry experts and thought leaders from across the globe
Amazon is to launch two new security initiatives that will help protect organizations and individuals from increasing cybersecurity threats.
BlackBerry Protect and BlackBerry Optics won the AAA award for detecting and preventing cyberattacks during the SE Labs Breach Response Test. This test subjected BlackBerry products to a wide range of hacking attacks publicly available. All threats were stopped before damage occurred.
