Ampliphae, HPE Athonet and Arqit deliver Quantum-Safe Private 5G

Arqit Quantum Inc. (Nasdaq: ARQQ, ARQQW) (Arqit), a leader in quantum-safe encryption, and Ampliphae Ltd (Ampliphae), a leader in network cyber security solutions, have today announced successful completion of a project that will deliver enhanced quantum-safe security for Private 5G networks.

Shadow SaaS and Supply Chain Attacks

In 2021 we saw a huge increase in supply chain attacks via SaaS Cloud Apps. This is set to get worse in 2022 and beyond. Do you really understand what this means for your organisation? Can you identify all of your suppliers, including all the SaaS you are using? Do you know what Cyber Risks

SaaS Governance: Jim Hussey Interview

Our CEO Trevor Graham gives an interview to the Author of The Survival Guide to SaaS Optimization, Jim Hussey. In the interview, Jim highlights that the governance of SaaS cloud applications must be managed with the same priority as cost implications. Jim is impressed with how Ampliphae enables SaaS cloud application governance. Catch the full

Governance of Cloud applications – Oldsmar and TeamViewer

Mistakes in SaaS governance leads to major consequences. A city in Florida has unwittingly come under cyber-attack due to inadequate SaaS governance. The attack happened through misconfiguration of the TeamViewer cloud application. The City of Oldsmar used TeamViewer for remote access to computers at a water treatment plant. According to the FBI, an unknown cyber-attacker

Regus, Trello and Governance of SaaS Cloud Applications

Another company has ended up accidently exposing sensitive data due to inadequate governance of saas cloud applications. The company in question was office-space provider Regus. The data exposed was job performance details of over 900 employees. According to the Telegraph newspaper, a partner accidentally posted the data online using Trello. The ICO in the UK

HOW DOES REMOVAL OF PRIVACY SHIELD AFFECT YOUR SAAS RISK?

This week the European Court of Justice has ruled that the EU-US Privacy Shield agreement is no longer valid, with immediate effect. The Privacy Shield was an agreement from 2016 between the US and the EU (and later Switzerland) which allowed companies to process the data of EU consumers inside the US without falling foul