NCSC enters new partnership for PDNS delivery – National Cyber Security Centre
NCSC enters new partnership for PDNS delivery National Cyber Security Centre
NCSC enters new partnership for PDNS delivery National Cyber Security Centre
VirnetX, an internet security software and technology company, has recently announced a strategic partnership with Samsung that will involve it reselling Samsung’s displays, namely the Samsung Interactive Pro.
The partnership aims to leverage the strengths of both companies, expanding Samsung’s display reach while providing VirnetX with an opportunity to diversify its product offerings and market presence. Specific details regarding the financial arrangements or product integration have not been disclosed.
This collaboration signifies the commitment of both VirnetX and Samsung to strengthen their market positions and explore new opportunities for growth. The partnership has the potential to provide additional exposure for Samsung’s displays and enhance the value proposition of VirnetX’s product portfolio in the highly competitive technology sector.
VirnetX’s Secure DNS is designed to protect users’ privacy and prevent cyber threats such as malware, phishing, and data breaches. By incorporating this technology, Samsung devices, including their displays, will be more secure, and users can have greater peace of mind when using their devices for various online activities.
There’s no end – or restored data – in sight for some Rackspace customers now on day 12 of the company’s ransomware-induced hosted Exchange email outage.
In the service provider’s most recent update, posted at 0844 Eastern Time on Wednesday, Rackspace said it had hired CrowdStrike to investigate the fiasco, and noted it continues “to make all of our internal and external resources available to provide support to the remaining Hosted Exchange customers.”
Rackspace did not, however, say if or when it expects to recover people’s data that was lost or scrambled when ransomware hit its systems – an attack that took down some of Rackspace’s hosted Microsoft Exchange services on December 2. Since then, affected customers have been unable to get at their data held in the hosted service.
“We understand how important data recovery is to our customers,” Rackspace wrote. “In ransomware attacks, data recovery efforts do necessarily take significant time, both due to the nature of the attack and need to follow additional security protocols. We will continue to keep you updated on these efforts.”
Here’s a flavor of the customer sentiment right now:
Not a single comment on the FAQ saying why you havent restored from backups? Do you not have any? If not why did you not have them conforming to best practice?
— JimtheITGuy (@JimtheITguy) December 14, 2022
The company also claimed to have transitioned more than two thirds of its customers to Microsoft 365, and, as it has in previous updates, Rackspace urged customers to migrate their users and domains to this environment.
“As a reminder, if you have not yet transitioned to Microsoft 365 or have not fully completed the transition, please leverage our support channels by either joining us in chat or by calling +1 (855) 348-9064 (INTL: +44 (0) 203 917 4743),” the update said. “Wait times continue to average less than 30 minutes.”
Some users, however, say it’s much longer. One…
Alappuzha: A Computer Engineering student from Kerala has been inducted into the Hall of Fame of digital giant Apple Inc for finding a security flaw in its cloud service platform.
K S Ananthakrishnan from Mankombu in Kerala’s Alappuzha district discovered a major security breach in the server of iCloud, the cloud-storage and cloud-computing service of Apple. iCloud email users were vulnerable to this flaw.
The security lapse was spotted in January and it was communicated to the Apple engineers. The Apple developers fixed the issue; however, Ananthakrishnan found that the solution did not apply to all accounts with the server. After Apple fixed the flaw, it was identified that it applies only to the newly created accounts. Ananthakrishnan again informed Apple of these new findings.
The Hall of Fame is published once every three months. Earlier, Ananthakrishnan had entered the Halls of Fame for Google, Facebook and Github by identifying their security lapses.
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