Fortinet
Fortinet unveils next-gen OS for its email security appliances
Fortinet has introduced its next-generation operating system for its family of FortiMail email security appliances, which it said provides important new security advancements to help protect against increasingly malicious message-borne threats.
Cyber-war: Staying clear of DDoS attacks
According to several reports, cyber-attacks recently erupted between Malaysian and Filipino hackers over the Lahad Datu intrusion. The evolution of DDoS attacks highlights the urgency with which governments and businesses must adopt a security strategy to defend themselves.
Fortinet arms Malaysian providers against DDoS attacks
Fortinet has announced the immediate availability of the FortiDDoS product family for enterprises, web-hosting and cloud service providers in Malaysia.
More Malaysian SMBs to invest in network security: Fortinet
Cloud and mobile will continue to be high on the list of priorities and SMBs in Asia and Malaysia specifically will continue to adopt network security technologies, according to Fortinet.
Zitmo evolving into a botnet says Fortinet
A new research report by network security firm Fortinet reveals a surge in Android-based mobile adware in last three months with new evidence suggesting that mobile banking Trojan, Zitmo is evolving into a botnet.
New Fortinet security solutions for SMBs, branch offices
Fortinet has announced new FortiManager, FortiAnalyzer and FortiMail hardware platforms designed for small and medium business (SMB) and enterprise branch office customers in need of more scalable device management, security event analysis and email filtering capabilities.
Companies urged to protect personal information: Fortinet
Malaysian companies should protect themselves from Personally Identifiable Information (PII) breach, urged Fortinet.
Gen-Y ‘BYOD’ workers have low regard for corporate IT security
Generation Y workers who are used to their own devices and coming into the workplace for the first time have very low consideration for corporate IT security, with almost one in two Asian employees in a recent survey saying they would contravene a company’s security policy that forbids them to use their personal devices at work or for work purposes.
