Let’s face it – you wouldn’t leave your wallet on a table while queuing for a cup of coffee in your local Costa™️. Likewise, you’d probably quit the queue and dash back to grab your phone if you left it on the table unlocked.
The Dome-for-Home is a self-provisioned sensor that protects and controls the home WiFi network, allowing corporate IT to secure and manage the remote working environment as if it were part of the corporate network.
The Dome Traveler™️ is a personal Intrusion Prevention System (IPS) housed in a mobile unit that can be paired with up to 5 of your network-connected devices.
Mark Hubbard and Craig Shaw from MAPS Wireless talk about the company’s Dome for Home, a small sensor installed alongside a remote homeworker’s router that checks for anomalies and cyberthreats.
Just over a third, 36%, of organisations were actively maintaining PCI DSS compliance in 2018, but no organisation that suffered a data breach was compliant across all the standard’s 12 requirements.
In the Simpsons first venture into moviedom back in 2007, Springfield is isolated from the rest of the world by the EPA enclosing the whole town in a huge dome as the town is proven to be the world’s most polluted. Turning this idea on its head, the Dome technology from WiFiWall protects businesses and … Read More
The security breach compromised the credit card details of some 14 million people after ‘point of sale’ malware was installed on more than 5,000 tills over nine months.
Mark Hubbard, managing director of WifiMaps, says the threat is real but he has the panacea. While the threat landscape has steadily evolved in recent years as more sophisticated hackers find ways to infiltrate networks, the Covid-19 pandemic has shifted gear dramatically – and that acceleration is causing huge security problems for businesses, large and … Read More
A tall order when you consider that individuals may be using both company provided and personal devices over unsecured wifi networks. And, as if to compound the problem, hackers have stepped up their schemes and scams to get personal information and sensitive data from largely unsuspecting ‘non -IT savvy’ users.
The UK is now in grip of the biggest remote working experiment in history and what was unthinkable only weeks ago is now the next normal. But such new ways of working are creating huge security problems for companies as never before.