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4Secure are proud to announce their attendance at the defence and military exhibition DSEI 2023 at London’s Excel Arena from 12th – 15th September 2023. The 4Secure team is gearing up for DSEI and looking forward to showcasing their latest solutions to solving...
Conventional data security technology has entered a mode of persistent escalation. System designers invest heavily in design and validation, while attackers continually uncover, exploit, and share new vulnerabilities. The result is a stream of updates and patches to close known attack methods. To slow the evolution of new threats and protect vulnerable systems from malicious actors, a paradigm shift and a new approach is needed.
Conventional data security technology has entered a mode of persistent escalation. System designers invest heavily in design and validation, while attackers continually uncover, exploit, and share new vulnerabilities. The result is a stream of updates and patches to close known attack methods. To slow the evolution of new threats and protect vulnerable systems from malicious actors, a paradigm shift and a new approach is needed.
Conventional data security technology has entered a mode of persistent escalation. System designers invest heavily in design and validation, while attackers continually uncover, exploit, and share new vulnerabilities. The result is a stream of updates and patches to close known attack methods. To slow the evolution of new threats and protect vulnerable systems from malicious actors, a paradigm shift and a new approach is needed.
Conventional data security technology has entered a mode of persistent escalation. System designers invest heavily in design and validation, while attackers continually uncover, exploit, and share new vulnerabilities. The result is a stream of updates and patches to close known attack methods. To slow the evolution of new threats and protect vulnerable systems from malicious actors, a paradigm shift and a new approach is needed.
Conventional data security technology has entered a mode of persistent escalation. System designers invest heavily in design and validation, while attackers continually uncover, exploit, and share new vulnerabilities. The result is a stream of updates and patches to close known attack methods. To slow the evolution of new threats and protect vulnerable systems from malicious actors, a paradigm shift and a new approach is needed.
Jim's provided us with a snippet of his weekly blog that he is due to share with us over the coming weeks; CCTV The United Kingdom is one of the largest users of Closed Circuit Television (CCTV) surveillance cameras in Europe. The challenge is when that footage...
4Secure are now an ISO:9001 certified company. ISO:9001 is the world’s most recognised quality management standard. In an effort to constantly enhance the quality of the services we provide to customers, 4Secure has had all processes and policies independently...