Sacramento, CA - Beyond Security, a global leader in automated penetration testing and vulnerability scanning, today announced their technology partnership with Vicarius, an Israel-based vulnerability prioritization, and remediation company. This partnership will extend the detection and response capabilities of beSECURE by leveraging Vicarius’ TOPIA 0-day analysis engine, usage-based threat prioritization, and patchless protection for an all-in-one threat mitigation solution.
We are pleased to announce our newest partner - Etek NovaRed!
Vicarius is thrilled to introduce our newest partner - SecureLatam!
Vicarius is thrilled to introduce our newest partner- Infinity!
Infinity is a distributor and system integrator (Distributor & Value-Added IT Reseller- VAR) of leading manufacturers and developers in the field of Information, cybersecurity and IT infrastructure. Over the years, the company has worked with structures from the United States, Britain, Israel, Germany, Japan, the Netherlands, Finland, Italy, the Czech Republic, Poland, Romania, Greece, and others.
Infinity specializes in providing a wide range of professional services in information technology, information security, data protection, and more.
The company's main focus is on defining and implementing solutions that are based on modern and promising technologies while cooperating with leading manufacturers of such products. Vicarius being one of them!
"Vicarius will be an excellent addition to our partners at Infinity. With this partnership Vicarius opens up the door to an all-in-one vulnerability management platform, creating a wider spread of solutions for our current and new customers. We are excited to see where this partnership brings us." - says Ivan Gaidarski CEO of Infinity.
Our platform TOPIA enables companies to patch where it matters the most, and patchlessly protect the rest. TOPIA analyzes, prioritizes, and acts against possible attacks by applying patch-based or patch-less mitigation.
A recent Threatpost poll found that 40 percent of the companies transitioning to WFH experienced a spike in cyberattacks.
With the weight of the world on its shoulders, the Internet, like Atlas, has kept the sky from falling. As a pandemic moves the global workplace online, we brace for the challenges that lie ahead. Now cyber threats around the world are on the rise, targeting health, governmental and financial institutions.
In Italy alone there's been a reported staggering 30 percent increase in cyberattacks since the outbreak of the coronavirus. With our institutions more vulnerable than ever, a quarantined workforce must take proper steps and precautions to safeguard organizational apps and assets from exploitation.
Vicarius, the Israeli cyberfirm behind TOPIA, announced Friday its plans to offer remote workers free software protection and assistance for all third-party apps.
"Our expertise is identifying and blocking software vulnerabilities," said Michael Assraf, Vicarius's CEO. "This is what most remote workers need most urgently as they work from home off vulnerable networks. What we're offering remote workers isn't just nice-to-have –– it's unfortunately necessary today.
The World Health Organization issued a report Monday warning the public of WHO imposters on a vicious phishing spree. Worldometers, an international statistics tracker, said it was the target of a DDoS attack and "malicious act.” Earlier this week, the US Department of Health and Human Services suffered a severe attack. The reported damage is still unclear.
Vicarius's TOPIA identifies vulnerabilities, prioritizes threats and patchless security patching, helping security team fast-track security cycles.
Since the outbreak, the hardest hit countries have reported a 30 percent increase in cyberattacks. Vicarius provides the perfect solution by inoculating programs with a cloud-based service that is ideal for remote access.
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