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Share this article Share this article ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering. The secure file transfer market by revenue is expected to grow at a CAGR of approx. 10% during the period 2020-2025. The global market has majorly been affected by the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic. The demand for secure file transfer solutions has increased with the increase in remote working. Organizations in sectors such as IT, healthcare, BFSI, education sectors have increased online-based business operations with employees working from home. Hence, the increase in remote working has increased the adoption of se...

Published February 16, 2021, 11:00 AM Epson is expanding its line of business scanners with the introduction of new models to its WorkForce range of products: DS-530II, DS-570WII, DS-730N, DS-770II and ES-580W. Designed to support high-volume scanning requirements, these models are developed to support the requirements of small to medium enterprises within the financial, healthcare, corporate, and government sectors.  Gone are the days where businesses kept files in dusty drawers and large storage rooms. With the changing business needs, many organizations have traded in their filing cabinet...

Singtel is among the latest victims of a breach tied to Accellion's File Transfer Appliance. Two more breaches have been tied to the vulnerable 20-year-old Accellion File Transfer Appliance. The latest victims are Singapore telecom company Singtel and Australian medical research institute QIMR Berghofer. Singtel reports that it's working closely with the Cyber Security Agency of Singapore after a breach of its Accellion FTA system, which it uses to share information internally and externally. In a blog post on Thursday, Singtel said it was informed by Accellion that FTA had been attacked by u...

A Washington agency examining how the state fell victim to massive unemployment fraud last year said Monday that files on 1.6 million claims that it obtained for its investigation have been exposed by a data breach — meaning people who already lost work due the pandemic might have to add identity theft to their difficulties.

Recent credit license applications were accessed without authorization, ASIC says. “While the investigation is ongoing, it appears that there is some risk that some limited information may have been viewed by the threat actor,” ASIC says. “At this time, ASIC has not seen evidence that any Australian credit license application forms or any attachments were opened or downloaded.” ASIC officials couldn’t be immediately reached for comment. The Sydney Morning Herald reports that ASIC informed financial institutions about the breach on Monday, 10 days after it knew it had been compromis...