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Netscout Intros Arbor Sightline with Sentinel

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Netscout Intros Arbor Sightline with Sentinel

Netscout Systems announces Arbor Sightline with Sentinel, a combination of core Arbor Networks and Netscout Layer 7 technologies promising the next generation of DDoS visibility and protection for service providers and large enterprises.

Sightline with Sentinel also includes intelligent analytics, machine learning and automation to integrate network infrastructure defense into an orchestrated capability. The result, the company says, is unparalleled protection for network, customer and application services at a lower cost. it also provides service- and application-layer visibility, augmenting flow data to deliver additional insights and enable OTT service analysis and content delivery optimisation across complex, high-scale networks.

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WatchGuard Offers Pay-as-You-Go

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WatchGuard Offers Pay-as-You-Go

WatchGuard expands the FlexPay program to include fully automated monthly billing for network security hardware and services, available on both three-year and pay-as-you-go terms.

According to the company, the subscription-based offering allows solution provider to purchase WatchGuard security hardware and services from participating distributors without commitment or upfront costs. Thus, partners can procure WatchGuard solutions in whatever best matches the way they deal with end customers, be it existing one- and three-year fixed term contracts, MSSP pre-paid points and flexible monthly payments.

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A SNAKE to Look Out for in Enterprise Networks!

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A SNAKE to Look Out for in Enterprise Networks!

Administrators need to look out for a new ransomware targeting enterprise networks across the world-- SNAKE, a nasty piece of software designed to encrypt all devices connected to the network.

SNAKE joins a growing number of enterprise ransomware, including Ryuk, Maze, Sodinokibi, LockerGoga, BitPaymer, DoppelPaymer, MegaCortex and LockerGoga. All are find use by threat actors to infiltrate business networks and gather administrator credentials before using post-exploit tools to encrypt all files on the computers on the network.

As BleepingComputer reports, SNAKE was first found by MalwareHunterTeam, who in turn shared with SentinelLabs head Vitali Kremez in order to learn more about the infection. According to Kremez, the ransomware is written in Golang, only with a higher level of obfuscation than typically seen in such infections. Coupled with a targeted approach, this makes it particularly nasty.

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SonicWall Expands MSSP Security Offering

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SonicWall Expands MSSP Security Offering

SonicWall sets to improve the Capture Cloud Platform for managed security service providers (MSSPs) with features to manage accounts, register products, control licensing and provide real-time per-user threat analytics.

“MSSPs play an essential role in our expanding partner base as they defend enterprises and SMBs against today’s targeted cyber threats,” the company says. “Our growing SonicWall team continues to work with some of the world’s largest partners and distributors to provide proven managed security services that simplifies the daunting task of thoroughly protecting what cybercriminals seek to take. As we move into the new year, we look forward to working with the more than 20000 SonicWall partners worldwide that are changing the way organisations defend themselves today.”

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Palo Alto Bolsters Security With Aporeto

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Palo Alto Bolsters Security With Aporeto

Palo Alto Networks gets to boost the security capabilities of the Prisma platform with the acquisition of Aporeto, a machine identity-based microsegmentation company, for $150 million in cash.

“We are thrilled to welcome Aporeto to the Palo Alto Networks family,” Palo Alto says. “We believe the addition of Aporeto’s unique machine identity technology will further enhance our leading Prisma Cloud capabilities and strengthen our commitment to helping customers secure their journey to the cloud.”

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