本網站使用瀏覽器紀錄 (Cookies) 來提供您最好的使用體驗，我們使用的 Cookie 也包括了第三方 Cookie。相關資訊請訪問我們的隱私權與 Cookie 政策。如果您選擇繼續瀏覽或關閉這個提示，便表示您已接受我們的網站使用條款。 關閉
HONG KONG, Aug. 8, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- Graylog, a global award-winning provider of Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) solutions, is pleased to announce a strategic partnership with Data World Computer & Communication Ltd. (Data World C&C). The alliance aims to enhance cybersecurity solutions in the Hong Kong, Macau, and mainland China markets. "We are excited about the opportunity to partner with Data World C&C," says Pat Chiu, Regional Sales Director-Asia at Graylog. "Combining their expertise with our state-of-the-art cybersecurity solutions, we are well-positioned to provide the Asia Pacific region with robust security offerings." Through the collaboration between Graylog and Data World C&C, the companies plan to introduce innovative cybersecurity products to the region, focusing on countering cyber threats and responding to incidents. Sam Chow, Business Development Manager at Data World C&C, shares his perspective: "In an era where cyber threats are rising, Graylog's solutions provide the essential security infrastructure to protect daily operations. We believe this partnership will bring significant value to our customers and reinforce their cybersecurity posture." This announcement comes on the heels of Graylog's recent acquisition of Resurface.io's data-driven API security platform, bolstering Graylog's capabilities as a comprehensive Threat Detection & Incident Response platform provider. As a display of their commitment to innovation in the region, Rob Dickinson, Founder of Resurface.io (now Graylog API Security), will be presenting a talk titled "If we know what APIs are, why can't we count them?" at the Hong Kong apidays 2023 conference on 30 August 2023. ABOUT GRAYLOG Graylog Security is a game-changing cybersecurity solution that offers robust, cost-effective ways to protect your organization against cyber threats. Using AI/ML, security analytics, advanced log management, and intelligent alerting, Graylog enables you to stay ahead of threats. Unlike traditional SIEM solutions that are complex and expensive, Graylog Security is easy to use and affordable, giving you a superior cybersecurity experience. Whether you're looking for a comprehensive cybersecurity solution or a way to streamline your IT operations, Graylog has the tools you need to succeed. For more information, visit https://graylog.org, and follow us on Twitter and LinkedIn. ABOUT DATA WORLD C&C: Data World C&C has a proven track record of providing high-quality IT solutions across a range of industries. With a focus on delivering a comprehensive suite of cybersecurity products to customers, Data World C&C remains committed to meeting the diverse needs of businesses across Hong Kong, Macau, and mainland China. For more information, visit their website or LinkedIn Page.
New service to help organisations of all sizes safeguard against increasing instances of data breaches that compromise identities SINGAPORE, Aug. 1, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- Singapore-based Managed Security Service Provider (MSSP), ONESECURE, announces that it will offer the CyberArk Identity Security Platform to organisations across Singapore and the ASEAN region to help protect customers from identity-based attacks. Guarding against the compromise of the human and machine credentials that allow access to critical data and assets has become a priority for every organisation. ONESECURE's new service offering, built on CyberArk, aims to provide greater accessibility to specialised cybersecurity services and solutions to help meet this need. ONESECURE's team of highly skilled cybersecurity analysts work round the clock to manage and monitor privileged sessions in real-time to audit activity, track compliance, and provide real-time updates including patching. By relying on ONESECURE for software management tasks, companies can focus on other responsibilities such as training and onboarding cybersecurity staff to further strengthen their organisational defences against attacks. "Identity-related breaches have become one of the most common threats in today's cybersecurity landscape," says Edmund How, Founder of ONESECURE. "Compromising identities remains the most effective way for attackers to circumvent cyber defences and access sensitive data and assets. Through our collaboration with CyberArk, ONESECURE will offer both the expertise and technology to help companies adapt these solutions to their existing businesses." "Business transformation, driven by digital and cloud initiatives, continues to result in a surge in new enterprise identities," says Lim Teck Wee, Area Vice President, ASEAN, CyberArk. "CyberArk's unified platform applies intelligent privilege controls to both human and machine identities, so businesses can secure access to any resource, helping them progress in their Zero Trust journey. With ONESECURE, we will bring these benefits to a greater breadth of organisations in Singapore and the ASEAN region." CyberArk is the leader in identity security and has a presence in major economies across the globe – including in Singapore – and over 8,000 customers worldwide. ONESECURE, which was founded in 2008, has grown to become a leading MSSP that offers advisory and technological services to businesses across Asia. About ONESECURE Founded in 2008, ONESECURE is one of the fastest-growing managed security service providers in the region, offering customised cybersecurity solutions and expert advisory services to over 100 companies in Asia, including local telcos, small to medium-size enterprises, and schools. Beyond its existing 24/7 server monitoring, anti-DDoS and web application security services, ONESECURE continues to keep abreast of global cyber threats, enhancing its cyber protection features to better fit the evolving needs of enterprises.
With Taiwan forecast to remain a top buyer of chipmaking equipment, the stage is set for SEMICON Taiwan 2023 as companies from across the electronics design and manufacturing supply chain gather for insights into the latest trends, developments and innovations driving industry growth. Registration is open for the exhibition and conferences, September 6-8, 2023 at TaiNEX 1 and 2 in Taipei. The largest SEMICON Taiwan ever, the event is expected to draw more than 50,000 attendees while featuring 3,000 booths and 850 exhibitors. Themed Inspire Innovation. Empower Sustainability, SEMICON Taiwan 2023 will offer more than 20 forums spotlighting critical industry topics including: · Advanced Manufacturing · Heterogeneous Integration · Compound Semiconductors · Automotive Chips · Smart Manufacturing · Sustainable Manufacturing · Semiconductor Cybersecurity · Talent Taiwan is projected to maintain a top position in purchases of chipmaking equipment in 2023 and 2024, according to the recent Mid-Year Total Semiconductor Equipment Forecast – OEM Perspective announced by SEMI. “The semiconductor industry is the main driving force for technology development and critical to innovations that promise to help overcome some of the world’s greatest challenges,” said Terry Tsao, Global Chief Marketing Officer at SEMI and President of SEMI Taiwan. “SEMICON Taiwan 2023 will bring together representatives from the global microelectronics industry, governments, academia and research to set a path for ushering in a more prosperous, sustainable future.” SEMICON Taiwan 2023 Highlights Master Forum Top semiconductor industry executives will gather at the CEO Summit to examine key innovation trends and keys to the industry’s success over the next 20 years. Featured speakers will include Tien Wu, CEO of Advanced Semiconductor Engineering (ASE); Mark Liu, Chairman of Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. Ltd. (TSMC); Anirudh Devgan, President and CEO of Cadence Design Systems; Tim Archer, President and CEO of Lam Research; and Toshiki Kawai, President and CEO of Tokyo Electron (TEL). Market and Industry Trend Forum Top industry analysts will explore market trends, present industry forecasts and provide insights into how companies across the semiconductor ecosystems can navigate the unpredictable market environment. Speakers will include analysts from Gartner, McKinsey & Company, Morgan Stanley, Mizuho Bank, the SEMI Market Intelligent Team (MIT), and TechInsights. 8 Country Pavilions With Taiwan a critical and reliable partner in the global economy, many regions have sought cooperation with Taiwan in order to better adapt to a rapidly changing industry. Toward that end, SEMICON Taiwan 2023 will feature eight country pavilions including Australia, the Czech Republic, the UK, Italy, Japan, Poland and Singapore. Additionally, the Silicon Europe Pavilion will be staged by Dutch and German exhibitors. 12 Theme Pavilions and Multiple International Forums SEMICON Taiwan 2023 will feature 12 theme pavilions to showcase areas key to semiconductor industry growth including Heterogeneous Integration, Compound Semiconductor, Materials, Green Manufacturing, and Workforce Development. SEMICON Taiwan 2023 will also host Smart Manufacturing Journey, themed AI-Driven Innovation of Future Automation. The interactive exhibition of virtual and real integration technology will showcase powerful, innovative artificial intelligence (AI) technologies and the latest developments in robotics and automation. SEMICON 2023 also includes: · Smart Manufacturing Expo Taiwan · Heterogeneous Integration Global Summit, · Strategic Materials Conference Taiwan · FLEX Taiwan 2023 Register for SEMICON Taiwan 2023 before August 15 for a 25% early bird discount. Groups of more than three people receive a 50% early bird discount with group registration. Register for International Forums by August 15 for an early-bird discount of up to 50%.
The toolkit from Acer Cyber Security Inc. helps MSMEs enhance their cyber resilience TAIPEI, July 31, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- Acer Chairman and CEO Jason Chen attended the third APEC Business Advisory Council (ABAC) meeting of the year held in the Philippines from July 27-30, during which Acer's subsidiary Acer Cyber Security Inc. (ACSI) shared its cybersecurity self-assessment toolkit designed for micro, small and medium-sized enterprises (MSMEs) in APEC member economies to help them quickly identify potential cyber threats. "MSMEs are cornerstones of the development and stability of economies and have demonstrated resilience while the urgency of digital transformation has skyrocketed during the pandemic," said Chen. "While the Acer Group is helping build strong, secure and reliable smart cities, we hope to help MSMEs in each economy to enhance their ESG efforts through ACSI's cybersecurity self-assessment toolkit." ACSI is a cybersecurity company that focuses on related technical services and consultancy. It provides a full range of prevention, monitoring, and response services through its Security Operation Center (SOC) to enhance the resilience of enterprise operations. ACSI is experienced in helping enterprises enhance their cybersecurity defense and has developed the self-assessment toolkit based on years of experience. The toolkit can assess and detect errors in configurations, weak account credentials, major security updates, suspicious behavior indicating intrusion, and malicious software. As MSMEs usually have limited resources, the self-assessment toolkit can easily generate a report to help companies understand their cyber security risks, and then seek help from reliable local vendors or take corrective action through detailed instructions provided in the report. The cybersecurity self-assessment toolkit can be downloaded at https://sat.acercsi.com/ About Acer Founded in 1976, Acer is one of the world's top ICT companies with a presence in more than 160 countries. As Acer evolves with the industry and changing lifestyles, it is focused on enabling a world where hardware, software and services will fuse with one another, creating ecosystems and opening up new possibilities for consumers and businesses alike. Acer's 7,700 employees are dedicated to the research, design, marketing, sale, and support of products and solutions that break barriers between people and technology. Please visit www.acer.com for more information. © 2023 Acer Inc. All rights reserved. Acer and the Acer logo are registered trademarks of Acer Inc. Other trademarks, registered trademarks, and/or service marks, indicated or otherwise, are the property of their respective owners. All offers subject to change without notice or obligation and may not be available through all sales channels. Prices listed are manufacturer suggested retail prices and may vary by location. Applicable sales tax extra.
WASHINGTON, July 27, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- Tuya Smart (NYSE: TUYA, HKEX: 2391), a global IoT developer service provider, today shared its extensive cybersecurity approaches at a cyber norms forum hosted by the Research Center for Global Cyberspace Governance (RCGCG) with the aim of securing rapidly advancing tech frontiers. With the theme "Cyber Norms: Legal, Policy & Industry Perspectives", the event assembled a team of cyberspace and international relations experts from institutions, organizations and companies such as Massachusetts Institute of Technology, U.S.-China Business Council, Hathaway Global Strategies LLC and Tuya Smart. The attendees discussed the current cybersecurity landscape, norms for emerging technologies and how the private sector can best combat cyber risks. The experts acknowledged the existing fragmentation in the cyber norm ecosystem. However, rather than viewing it as detrimental, participants saw this as an opportunity to broaden the base of stakeholders and deepen understanding of normative expectations within relevant communities. "The forum plays a vital role in promoting international cooperation in developing cyber norms," said Professor Lu Chuanying, Secretary General of RCGCG. "It's vital to bring together diverse perspectives, particularly in the face of rising geopolitical tensions that spike cybersecurity risks." Private-sector representatives at the event echoed this sentiment, recognizing collaboration is critical, and the time is now to enhance cyber norms and remove obstacles that are stifling mutual confidence. Tuya Smart outlined its holistic approach to cybersecurity leadership at the forum. The company was recognized as an exemplar for its cybersecurity best practices in the 2022 Global IoT Security White Paper, jointly prepared by RCGCG and ioXt, the global standard for IoT security. (The paper is available at https://www.ioxtalliance.org/content-and-resources) As a showcase of key initiatives, Tuya displayed a range of actions from acquiring international third-party security certifications, to the formation of the Tuya Security Team, and the establishment of six data centers globally which can provide rapid response and stability for customers around the world. Tuya said it fully embraces and supports the 12 initiatives to safeguard global IoT security proposed by RCGCG and ioXt, and national-level security standards, such as the U.S. cybersecurity labeling program and China's Global Initiative on Data Security. These crucial standards act as a bulwark against the fragmentation of IoT cybersecurity standards and help differentiate trustworthy products in the marketplace. "As the digital realm expands and new technologies increase connectivity, IoT security is becoming more critical," said Jemma Shi, Tuya Privacy and Compliance Director. "Committed to boosting IoT security and improving user experience for smart device consumers, Tuya adds value to the collective goal of fortifying cyber defense. Our commitment to high security standards has been recognized internationally, and we're looking to work with partners worldwide to build a safe, open and resilient IoT ecosystem." As demand for data privacy and transparency continues to rise, Tuya's emphasis on compliance and security is more vital than ever. On the global compliance front, Tuya has proven its maturity in cybersecurity and data protection through Ernst & Young's SOC 2 Audit program. In meeting regional standards, Tuya has earned TrustArc's validations for GDPR and CCPA compliance. In terms of product safety, Tuya has demonstrated commitment by securing TÜV SÜD's EN 303645 and NIST IR 8259A certifications. Discussions at the forum also touched on concerns about potential data sharing by Chinese companies with Chinese authorities. Professor Lu pointed to China's Global Initiative on Data Security, which highlights China's commitment to respecting the data sovereignty, jurisdiction, and governance of other countries, and not asking companies to transfer data obtained overseas in violation of other countries' laws. "The creation of global data security rules rests on the involvement of all stakeholders," Professor Lu noted. "Such rules should reflect the wishes of all nations and respect the interests of all parties. Only then can we build a fair and secure digital ecosystem."
PARIS, July 26, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- CrowdSec, the pioneering open source and collaborative cybersecurity company, today released its Q2 2023 Majority Report, a comprehensive community-driven data report fueled by the collective efforts of its thousands of users. Key takeaways from the report include the rise of IPv6 as well as the role of VPN in cybercriminal activities. The CrowdSec Majority Report consolidates valuable insights from CrowdSec's open source network, providing data on some of the top emerging cybersecurity threats and trends worldwide, details from which CrowdSec will be discussing while at Black Hat USA 2023. The CrowdSec Majority Report leverages the strength of CrowdSec's extensive user base, comprising individuals, organizations, and cybersecurity experts dedicated to fortifying their defenses against emerging threats. By harnessing the insights collected by this community, the CrowdSec Majority Report shows that: IPv6 represents 20% of reported malicious IPs. With such rapid high adoption, it was inevitable that IPv6 eventually started registering on cybersecurity radars. For October 2022–June 2023, the CrowdSec network detected increased new threats linked to IPv6 addresses. Only 5% of reported IPs are flagged as VPN or proxy users. VPN's rise to popularity over the past few years sounded the alarm for many organizations. However, contrary to popular belief, data collected by the CrowdSec network indicates that VPNs and proxies play a far less significant role in cybercriminal activities. The number of compromised assets is not the most accurate method of evaluating an Autonomous System (AS). The size of operators varies greatly, creating a discrepancy when comparing big operators to small. Though big operators inevitably receive a greater number of reports related to malicious IPs, smaller operators with fewer affiliated IPs — therefore receiving fewer reports — may be hosting riskier services. Malevolent Duration (MD) is a more accurate metric for evaluating AS. This refers to the number of days for which users report a malicious IP to the operator. The average MD of all the IPs in the same AS indicates the operator's due diligence when it comes to identifying and dealing with compromised assets. Third-party reports of infected machines play a significant role. The ability to quickly deal with infected machines reported by third parties within a network, as well as proactively identifying infected machines based on behavioral patterns, significantly impacts how long a machine stays infected. Low MD translates to a lower risk for a business to inherit a machine that has been flagged as malevolent. By extension, this also minimizes the risk of a legitimate business asset being preemptively blocked by partners, prospects, or potential customers. The CrowdSec Majority Report serves as an example of the valuable insights that the CrowdSec community is able to provide in an ever-changing threat landscape. The continuous input from the CrowdSec community enables rapid detection and response to emerging threats, providing users with a proactive defense against cyber attacks. By pooling together their collective knowledge, CrowdSec users protect one another, establishing a united front against malicious actors. "The Majority Report serves as a testimony to the power of crowdsourced data" said Philippe Humeau, CrowdSec CEO and co-founder. "We created this report to provide the industry with much-needed threat intelligence in detecting malicious behavior and preventing imminent cyberattacks. In the Majority Report, you will find evidence of the effectiveness of the CrowdSec network in spotting and blocking malicious IPs before they get a chance to breach your system." Download the CrowdSec Majority Report here or visit CrowdSec.net. You can also visit CrowdSec at Black Hat USA 2023 at Booth 2850 to learn more about how CrowdSec is shaping the future of proactive and collaborative cybersecurity or join CrowdSec CEO Philippe Humeau at the Omdia Analyst Summit on 8 August, where he will be investigating the Acronym Soup of Cybersecurity. About CrowdSec CrowdSec is an open source and collaborative cybersecurity company that provides real-time threat detection and response capabilities. Its unique approach to cybersecurity leverages the power of the community to protect against threats, making it an ideal solution for organizations of all sizes. For more information, please visit www.crowdsec.net. Contact: Khloe Lewis, khloe@kalamari.agency
A12 藝術空間
CyberSecurity
請先登入後才能發佈新聞。
還不是會員嗎？立即 加入台灣產經新聞網會員 ，使用免費新聞發佈服務。 （服務項目） （投稿規範）
