Cyber security threats are becoming increasingly complex and can often only be detected by looking at data from multiple sources. This includes the logs from point security products, information about IT systems and the data that is used to store knowledge of users and their rights and other contextual information. A correlated view of all this data enables unforeseen attacks to be thwarted as they happen, as well as providing IT security teams with the insight to do their jobs more effectively and improve base security.

How will data protection enforcement change in the UK once the EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) comes in to force?

Businesses have no choice but to engage online with users from external organisations and mobile workers; that is the way the world now operates. Transacting safely and ensuring compliance rely on

SIEM (security information and event management) tools are evolving from collecting retrospective audit data to advanced real time security protection. An opportunity for resellers.

Talk Talk, J. D. Weatherspoon, Carphone Warehouse etc.; there has been much reporting of cyber-attacks targeted at UK and European businesses during