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Isn’t it time you exchanged the illusion of security for cyber threat immunity? Virtually all cyber security solutions fail because they rely on outdated post-attack listing strategies that simply cannot identify or stop unknown threats.
Patented Vir2us technologies end the game with hackers and insiders by creating built-in secure processes and disposable computing environments where malicious software simply cannot propagate or persist.
Vir2us empowers you to achieve genuine security of digital assets now, with managed solutions delivered from the cloud, configured in minutes and deployed globally. With powerful cloud-based controls that preempt both known and unknown cyber threats, and a powerful real-time mobile dashboard, there is simply nothing better.
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Go on, Skippy, spill yer guts: 10.5 million+ Australians’ data was breached in past 3 months
Out of 25 million? Cripes The Office of the Australian Data Information Commissioner's quarterly report has revealed that more than 10.5 million Ozzies – about 40 per cent of the lot of them – had their personal data slurped in one single incident in the first three...
Baltimore hit with more ransomware, ChinaMobile gets the boot in the US, and another (mild) Systemd system-d’oh!
Plus, Diachenko strikes again with Indian data find Roundup Last week, a Symantec boss stepped down, a Chinese hacker was called out, and an AirBnB hidden camera creep was cuffed. What else went on? See below. Systemd, Linux, AMD and shoddy randomness File this one...
