Risk Management stories - Page 154

As a qualified MSP, Infosys will offer clients full application lifecycle services with its deep cloud and data analytics expertise.

Financial software provider Trintech is expanding globally, with a 60% increase in sales for the first half of 2019.

The documents leaked included 228 passports, 55 driver licenses, and 36 birth certificates – making the victims vulnerable to identity theft by cyber-criminals.

Custom Scorecard allows enterprise leaders to better isolate and focus on cybersecurity risk issues by business units and/or subsidiaries.

Delta Insurance launches PerCy, its new personal cyber insurance offering, to protect individuals and households from cyber attacks.

Melbourne-based Ashley Diffey will be responsible for boosting sales, as well as customer support and services to drive demand in the region.

A new Gartner study reveals over 80% of organisations face third-party risks post-due diligence, emphasising the need for ongoing risk management.

BitSight unveils Enterprise Analytics, empowering security leaders to identify and manage risk concentration across departments and subsidiaries.

Nintex Workflow Cloud’s security controls are up to scratch, with not one single instance where a security control wasn’t working, or not in place.

The solution increases data visibility, increases IP protection and enhances compliance measures across items such as PCI DSS and the NBD.

The Hillstone NIPS appliance operates in-line, and at wire speed, collating all network traffic and performing deep packet inspection of the traffic.

OpenText and Mastercard have joined forces to digitise financial processes in global supply chains, starting with the automotive sector.

In response to evolving regulations in Australia and New Zealand, RSA has updated its Archer Suite to bolster data protection and ensure compliance.

Jacobi provides a cloud-based platform for multi-asset portfolio design, risk modelling, and client engagement.

Bitdefender enhances its GravityZone endpoint security solution with security-risk analytics and hardening capabilities.

Sektor New Zealand has acquired cybersecurity distributor DUO New Zealand in order to expand its security portfolio.

The Enex Carbon team will join Kroll’s Cyber Risk practice and will be led by managing director and Asia Pacific leader Paul Jackson.

DUO will have access to RSA’s technology, exclusive discounts and end-to-end sales and technical support, including training.

Digital transformation is changing the way we engage with our staff and customers and the way we create and deliver value.

The winner will receive $235,000 for using drones and data in unique ways to address local challenges and big topics such as humanitarian aid.