Subex and SkyLab announced a partnership to offer IoT and OT cybersecurity solutions and services to the maritime sector.
These solutions offered jointly by Subex and SkyLab have been successfully deployed and are already securing ships and maritime infrastructure across oceans.
The industry can look up to this partnership to protect their critical assets from cyberattacks and cybercrime.
This partnership will help boost the overall cybersecurity posture of the maritime industry as ships, offshore and onshore maritime assets, communication channels and shipping infrastructure will now receive the highest levels of cybersecurity protection, threat risk management support, solutions, and services.
Through this partnership, Subex and SkyLab will be jointly offering cybersecurity solutions and
To deliver next-gen identity and access management capabilitiesHappiest Minds Technologies has entered into a partnership with Ilantus Technologies to enhance its Identity and Access Management
capabilities while supporting customers in their Cybersecurity journey.
The partnership with Ilantus is in line with the vision to strengthen the Identity and Access
Management within organizations by leveraging technologies such as Artificial Intelligence and
Machine learning to have comprehensive visibility to the vulnerabilities arising from Identity and
Access exposure from internal and external factors. As a reseller and partner of Ilantus Technologies,
Happiest Minds Technologies is committed to minimizing the risk factor arising from identity and
In the latest in a string of security-related headaches for Microsoft, the company warned customers Tuesday that state sponsored hackers from China have been exploiting flaws in one of its widely used email products, Exchange, in order to target American companies for data theft.
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The National Cybersecurity Center will begin a free, four-month virtual class Tuesday that puts adult students on a path to well-paying jobs in the cybersecurity industry.
The center’s fundamentals of IT (information technology) class is designed for students to earn an initial certification and up to two others that would qualify them for an entry-level cybersecurity position, said Thomas Russell, the nonprofit’s cyber education program manager and instructor for the class. They will meet from 5:30-8 p.m. Tuesday and Thursday from Jan. 19-May 27 and will include lessons on computer hardware and software, internet technologies, programming, cybersecurity and information technology career planning.