Security industry stories - Page 4

Gallagher Security has clinched the 2024 Manufacturer of the Year award at the Fire and Security Matters Awards, marking their second successive win.

Brivo's 'Top Global Security Trends (2024)' report unveils key changes in global security teams, including increased incorporation of new tech, the expanding role of the CSO, and anticipation of AI's influence.

Genetec debuts innovative Security Center SaaS, a cybersecurity-focused unified service that integrates advanced physical security technology.

Warwick-based Gallagher Security has won the Outstanding Security Equipment Manufacturer Award for the second year at the 2024 OSPAs, recognised for its innovative approach to global security solutions.

Patrick Dennis has been appointed as the new CEO of machine identity management pioneers, Venafi, following the company's 150% YoY SaaS business growth. Dennis will steer Venafi's course in the AI and quantum computing era.

AI-driven trends spearhead seismic shifts in the security industry, with AI-led video technology redefining the landscape, moving beyond passive observation to proactive solutions by 2024.

Venafi warns of the rise of '1000x developer' and '1000x hacker' threats in 2024, fuelled by burgeoning AI innovations and cloud native vulnerabilities.

Gallagher Security appoints Jake Franklin as Technical Business Development Manager, expanding operations in the Mid-Atlantic region.

Gallagher Security appoints Nour Muqatash as Technical Business Development Manager, bringing 16 years of technical experience to the role.

According to Gartner, nearly half of the cybersecurity leaders will change jobs, 25% for different roles entirely due to multiple work-related stressors.

Cloud security firm Lacework hires Brian Lanigan as VP of Worldwide Channels and Alliances to expand partner ecosystem and drive business globally.

The security sector is a tough industry to be in – when all processes are running smoothly, security professionals are invisible.

Trend Micro says it wants to foster critical skill development to fill the shortage of cybersecurity professionals around the world.

Gartner says spending on information security technology and services in Middle East and North Africa is on pace to exceed US$1.8 billion in 2017.

Gartner's latest findings reveal a burgeoning cybersecurity market that is in line with growing awareness and the imminent GDPR.

Unisys strengthens its IT security software leadership with new milestones, including US federal approval and partnership expansions.