Data Protection
Acronis opens its R&D facility in Singapore
Acronis has opened its research and development (R&D) centre in Singapore, which will host from 120-150 engineers.
Acronis ups ante on data protection with new platform
Acronis has introduced the cloud-based Acronis Data Protection Platform, which it claimed transforms the way data protection is delivered to end-user customers by service providers, resellers and distributors.
Barracuda cloud-to-cloud backup launches with support for Office 365
Barracuda Networks Inc has announced the launch of Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) Cloud-to-Cloud Backup, beginning with support for Microsoft Office 365.
Data leaks: Banking and finance industry the biggest culprit
More than 40% of the volume of leaked personal data in 2014 originated from the banking and financial services industry, according to InfoWatch’s Global Data Leakage report for the year.
Cloud-based security: Is it for you?
Sophos’ Sumit Bansal looks at the various growth stages of SMBs, the business concerns they face, and how a cloud-based solution can help.
Acronis expands data management aspirations
The launch of Acronis Access 7, a mobile content management (MCM) and file sync and share solution, late last year is in many ways a natural reaction to the changing nature of the data management market.
Data loss and downtime costs Singapore US$1bil: EMC survey
In the last 12 months, data loss and downtime has cost Singapore enterprises more than US$1 billion, according to a new global data protection study commissioned by EMC Corporation.
Sophos out to change how companies protect their data
UK-based IT security firm Sophos Ltd believes that a new feature it is building into its SafeGuard line, where data will be encrypted by default, will change the way businesses approach data protection.
Accidental sharing by staff bigger threat to data loss: Kaspersky Lab
In a global survey of IT professionals, 27% of all businesses said they have lost sensitive business data due to internal IT threats in the past 12 months, according to Kaspersky Lab. For the first time since the company began tracking these incidents in 2011, accidental data sharing by staff now produces a greater amount of lost data than software vulnerabilities.
arcserve spreads its wings as an independent company
Not long after it unveiled a fresh corporate identity and its new Unified Data Protection (UDP) platform, news emerged in August that arcserve will now be a standalone company, following the completion of its sale to Marlin Equity Partners, a global investment firm with over US$3 billion of capital under its management.
