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Next DLP a 'trailblazer' in The Radicati Group's 2023 DLP Market Quadrant - Vimarsana News

Next DLP a 'trailblazer' in The Radicati Group's 2023 DLP Market Quadrant

Promoted | Next is recognised for its innovative cloud DLP platform that combines insider risk and data protection.

Lack of respect, career opportunities lead to exclusion for women in cybersecurity - Vimarsana News

Lack of respect, career opportunities lead to exclusion for women in cybersecurity

Like most employees, respect is a critical factor for many women, one that helps determine whether they feel welcome or valued in their workplace or a given field. A WiCyS survey suggests one of the primary reasons women don’t stay or advance through the cybersecurity field is the widespread feeling that they’re not given the respect their backgrounds and accomplishments deserve.

Hackers sat on News Corp network for two years - Vimarsana News

Hackers sat on News Corp network for two years

News Corp revealed that attackers behind a breach had two years of dwell time before being noticed.

Next DLP Announces Expansion into the North American Market with New CEO - Vimarsana News

Next DLP Announces Expansion into the North American Market with New CEO

EMEA Data Protection Leader, Formerly Qush Security, Enters North American Market with Presence in Boston, MA Next DLP ("Next"), formerly Qush Security, a leader in data loss prevention (DLP), announced

Two leaders on the power of 'women faces among all those white men' - Vimarsana News

Two leaders on the power of 'women faces among all those white men'

In Digital Guardian’s Debra Danielson and Connie Stack, chief technology officer and chief strategy officer respectively, you have two very different, but equally inspiring career evolutions. Granted, neither went to work with much interest in computers. Danielson started out in engineering, and Stack in marketing. But that changed relatively quickly. Danielson became a developer after realizing she was, in her words, "the world's crappiest QA person." She spent 15 years hand coding and then transitioned to IT management. And Stack fell in love with data while working in retail, seeing ...