EXECUTIVE SUMMARY: The coronavirus pandemic has accelerated digital transformations, leading to new cyber security opportunities and new cyber security challenges. As organizations rapidly transitioned their employees to remote work, network firewalls, cloud security, and mobile device security increased in importance. Incorporating the highest levels of comprehensive security into the business environment became an immediate imperative. Check Point Software is a global leader in cyber security, providing fifth-generation cyber security solutions across networks, cloud and mobile environments. The company recently received industry leadership recognition across the G2 platform, a peer-to-peer software marketplace that helps 5.5 million people make software decisions each month. See why Check Point’s customers are so enthusiastic about Check Point’s products. Read on to learn more. Leadership in Next Generation Firewalls: The G2 review Check Point’s firewalls extend cutting-edge technologies to organizations around the globe. With seamless customer protection, “Check Point next generation firewalls (NGFWs) are top of the line network security devices that bring a lot to the table and there are a few key features that put Check Point above the other offerings…These features include the intrusion detection and prevention, threat emulation, and threat extraction features,” stated one enterprise customer in a G2 review. In more condensed statements, customers also say: “Best stable firewall” –IT administrator “Professional service engineers are what sets them apart” –Senior project manager “Clear policy implementation leads to fewer gaps” –Administrator in Financial Services By providing the most sophisticated threat prevention and a consolidated management, Check Point’s firewall appliances are designed to prevent any cyber attack, reduce complexity and lower costs. Amidst a large pool of competitors, Check Point’s firewalls rank...
Dr Isa Pantami, Minister of Communication nad Digital Economy Communications Minister, Pantami Becomes Professor of Cyber Security Minister of Communications and Digital Economy, Dr. Isa Ali Ibrahim Pantami has been promoted to the rank of Professor of Cybersecurity. Pantami is among seven Readers (Associate Professors) promoted to Professor by the Governing Council of Federal Univerity of Technology Owerri (FUTO) at its 186th meeting held on Friday, August 20, 2021. Other promoted from Readers to Professor are Engr. Dr Okechukwu Onyelucheya of Chemical Engineering, Dr. Alex I. Opara (Geology), Dr. Conrad Enenebeaku (Chemistry), Dr. Chikwendu Okereke (Geology), Engr. Dr. Lawence Ettu (Civil Engineering) and Dr. Godfrey Emeghara (Maritime Management Technology). The Council also approved the recommendation of the Academic Staff Appointment and Promotions Committee (Professorial) for the promotion of nine Senior Lecturers to Readers and two Senior University Librarians to Deputy University Librarians. An erudite scholar of information technology, Pantami who recently bagged the Security and Emergency Management Award (SAEMA) on Cybersecurity had lectured at Abubakar Tafawa Balewa University (ATBU), Bauchi, on ICT, before joining the Islamic University of Madinah as Head of Technical Writing in 2014. He was appointed the Director-General and CEO of the National Information Technology Development Agency (NITDA) in 2016, before he was appointed the Minister of Communications and Digital Economy on 21 August 2019. A senior lecturer at the FUTO told PRNigeria that the university committee is excited to have Pantami as one of its new seven Professors, even though the Minister as indicated that he would not receive remuneration because of his current position. “We gladly welcome this new set of Professors, in our...
The first time I met David Moinina Sengeh, he was a college senior studying biomedical engineering. The university president asked him to introduce me at a lecture I was giving, and he charmed the crowd by talking about the ways he and I are similar (we both want people to live healthy, fulfilling lives) and how we’re different (our hairstyles). I remember being blown away by his intellect, his ambition, and his sense of humor. It was clear that David had a bright future ahead of him, but I don’t think anyone could have predicted where he’d end up just a few years later: as Sierra Leone’s first chief innovation officer and youngest ever education minister. David grew up in Bo, the second largest city in Sierra Leone. His uncle was a surgeon, and David would sometimes get to sit in and observe his procedures. David remembers one time when a woman showed up for her surgery only to be turned away. His uncle explained that the hospital where he worked didn’t have an ultrasound machine, and he wasn’t comfortable performing the procedure blind. Just a few hours later, during a different procedure, the lights went out in the operating room with a patient open on the table. That’s when he realized what he wanted to do with his life: make sure every health care worker had access to the tools they needed, “I left that day thinking it was great to be a doctor, but I wanted to do biomedical engineering,” says David. So, he went abroad to study—first at a university in Norway and then at Harvard...
TORONTO — With the rise in popularity of QR codes at restaurants and other businesses during the pandemic, privacy and cyber security experts are urging Canadians to be cautious in their use of the technology. While the technology has been around since the early 90s, “quick response” or “QR” codes have experienced a rapid resurgence during the pandemic. The unique black-and-white squares – which serve as a kind of bar code – replaced physical menus at restaurants and other paper forms during the early push to provide touchless service and avoid further spread of COVID-19. Instead of handling a menu or filling out a check-in document, customers could use their smartphones to quickly scan a QR code, which would take them to a digital menu or online contact tracing form, for example. And although the science on COVID-19 has been updated to show the disease is not as easily spread by contaminated surfaces as it was first thought, businesses have continued to make use of QR codes for their convenience and other advantages. Some of those perks include cost savings in not printing menus, the ease of editing a menu online, and the ability to collect information on their customers’ preferences to cater to them. But are there any potential downsides to this QR code technology that’s being embraced so widely? INCREASED TRACKING While directing diners to a digital menu using a QR code may seem innocuous, privacy experts expressed their concerns about what personal data is being collected and how it could be used when a customer visits a particular website. For example, a customer might be taken...
Top 10 VAPT Companies in India Owing to the increasing demand for security against cyber-attacks, many cybersecurity companies have evolved in India over time. Some of these companies have achieved a great deal of success due to their up-to-date and robust cybersecurity solutions. Before choosing a company for pentesting, have a look at the list of top 10 VAPT Companies in India which are revolutionising the cybersecurity domain in India. Specialisation: Penetration Testing and Vulnerability Assessment (Website, Network, Desktop, Mobile), UI/UX Assessment, Source Code Review, IoT Devices Assessment & Review, Risk & Compliance Management Vulnerability Patch Management, Incident Response and Digital Forensics, Ethical Hacking Training, Cyber Crime Consultancy. Key Features: Specialisation: Website/Network/Desktop/Mobile Penetration Testing and Vulnerability Assessment, Application/Server Security Testing, IoT Security Testing, Secure Code Review, Incident Response and Digital Forensics, Training programs on Information security Key Features: Specialisation: Penetration Testing, Vulnerability Assessment, Source Code Review, Mobile Application Security, Configuration Assessment, Wireless Network Assessment, Incident Response, Malware Analysis Key Features: Specialisation: Industrial Control System Security Assessment, Penetration Testing and Vulnerability Assessment, Web-application Security Assessment, Mobile Application Security, Compliance Auditing and Risk Assessment, Cloud Security Assessment, Social Engineering, Physical Security Assessment Key Features: Specialisation: Penetration Testing, Vulnerability Assessment, Enterprise-wide IT Audits / IT Security Audits, Web, API and Mobile Application Security Testing, Consultation on Certification / Implementation, CERT-IN Certification, Security Operations Centre (SOC) Services, Digital Forensics Reviews, Secure Source Code Analysis as a Service, Enterprise Security Solutions Key Features: Specialisation: Penetration Testing, Vulnerability Assessment, Fraud Risk Management, Risk Compliance, Model Risk Management, Data Security and Privacy Management Key Features: Specialisation: Ethical Hacking and Cyber Security Training, Advanced IT Security, Incident...
Patricia Toth McCormick/Getty Images Want to catch tax cheats? The government of Rwanda does — and it’s finding them by studying anomalies in revenue-collection data. Want to understand how American culture is changing? So does a budding sociologist in Indiana. He’s using data science to find patterns in the massive amounts of text people use each day to express their worldviews — patterns that no individual reader would be able to recognize. Intelligent people find new uses for data science every day. Still, despite the explosion of interest in the data collected by just about every sector of American business — from financial companies and health care firms to management consultancies and the government — many organizations continue to relegate data-science knowledge to a small number of employees. That’s a mistake — and in the long run, it’s unsustainable. Think of it this way: Very few companies expect only professional writers to know how to write. So why ask only professional data scientists to understand and analyze data, at least at a basic level? Relegating all data knowledge to a handful of people within a company is problematic on many levels. Data scientists find it frustrating because it’s hard for them to communicate their findings to colleagues who lack basic data literacy. Business stakeholders are unhappy because data requests take too long to fulfill and often fail to answer the original questions. In some cases, that’s because the questioner failed to explain the question properly to the data scientist. Why would non–data scientists need to learn data science? That’s like asking why non-accountants should be expected to stay within budget. These...
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