Businesses worldwide have reported $12 billion in fraud losses since 2013 as a result of 78,000 BEC attacks (FBI). To address this cybersecurity risk and increase compliance with industry and government regulations, Sectigo has released the industry’s first Zero-Touch deployment email encryption and digital signing solution to use the Secure/Multipurpose Internet Mail Extension (S/MIME) protocol.
Sectigo announced expansion to the Middle East through market-leading partners, including BroadBITS, Checksum Consultancy Co., and Hayyan Horizons. The partnerships enable enterprises in Bahrain, Dubai, Kuwait, Jordan, Oman, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and UAE to advance their digital identity strategies using Sectigo web security solutions in combination with best-practice consulting services.
The dangers of 5G, besides the risk of expecting too much too soon, involve greater cybersecurity threats.
Secure sockets layer (SSL) security specialist Sectigo has re-branded and launched a fresh partner programme to increase its reach into the enterprise market through resellers.
With the cyber security industrial complex in full swing and good business for all the major players, from governments and state sponsored groups, to criminal attackers and the vendors as well as their shareholders, we wonder what horrors this dystopian hell world will spew forth next.
Sectigo, formerly Comodo CA, the digital web security provider, is revamping its channel program to help partners expand into new segments within the cybersecurity market, and leverage additional support, tools and discounts.
Software certificate issues have been blamed for a host of recent enterprise ills, including a widespread outage of Ericsson’s infrastructure that left O2 customers with no network for nearly 24 hours (O2 is rumoured to be seeking £100 million in damages). Sectigo’s Tim Callan on certificate discovery, S/MIME and managing the explosion of certificates.
With the cyber security industrial complex in full swing and good business for all the major players, from governments and state sponsored groups, to criminal attackers and the vendors as well as their shareholders, we wonder what horrors this dystopian hell world will spew forth next.
