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Rob Hancock, Head of Platform at Giacom and Kelvin Murray, Threat Researcher, Webroot, detail the importance of embedding a trilogy security approach into organisations, and this is where a strong CSP/MSP relationship can be invaluable. COVID-19 has changed the working landscape and with indoor spaces back open, employees are venturing …

Since the start of the pandemic, the way business is conducted has changed permanently, with many workforces continuing to work remotely as restrictions have eased. As companies relax and rules have eased, life is expected to return to a form of ‘new normal.’ But, the issues around cybersecurity are here …

 OpenText has released of a new Webroot Business Management Console compatible across its business security portfolio, including Webroot Business Endpoint Protection, Webroot DNS Protection and Webroot Security Awareness Training. It is fully backwards compatible with Webroot’s Unity API and covers tailored applications or reports already created. The new Webroot Business …

UK Cloud Service Provider Giacom has added Webroot SecureAnywhere to its portfolio of security cloud solutions. “The number of cyber-attacks has been increasing year on year and this trend will only carry on going up – we’ve already seen an increase in phishing attacks in 2020,” said Hal Lonas, senior …

In May 2018, the General Data Protection Regulation, or as most of us know it as, GDPR, came into effect. Ahead of its implementation, businesses and consumers were somewhat bombarded with warnings about its importance, the severe implications on businesses if they weren’t GDPR compliant, and a promise to consumers …

QBS Technology Group has announced distribution agreements with Webroot and Bitdefender. The company will be supporting each in “deepening channel relationships and expanding their reach across the network of software resellers, MSPs, system integrators and retailers aligned with the QBS Technology Group”. Dave Stevinson, CEO of QBS Technology Group, commented: …

UK businesses are more likely to only conduct security training after a data breach takes place compared to those in the US or Australia.