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Yubico announces expansion of partnership with Infinigate into the UK
2020 has been a challenging year and the need to protect the workforce from phishing attacks and credential theft has never been stronger. With remote work on the rise, and strict compliance guidelines being implemented, organisations are required to rapidly adapt best of breed security
Infinigate announces new partnership with Hornetsecurity
Hornetsecurity, the leading German email cloud security provider in Europe has signed an agreement with Infinigate UK, the CRN UK Security Distributor of the Year 2019. As one of the fastest growing German tech companies, Hornetsecurity makes with this new partnership another important step to
Entrust Datacard Passwordless Webinar Series this Summer!
Consumers, citizens and employees increasingly expect anywhere-anytime experiences—whether they are making purchases, crossing borders, accessing e-gov services or logging onto corporate networks.
Infinigate Appoints Justin Griffiths as UK Managing Director
Griffiths brings 26 years of IT experience to lead Infinigate UK from 1st August 2020. LONDON, UK – Infinigate announced today the appointment of Justin Griffiths as the Managing Director for Infinigate’s UK business based in London. Griffiths, who previously held Senior Executive positions at
As The World Changed Forever, So Did Cybercriminal Behaviour
The global COVID-19 pandemic fundamentally transformed how we live, work and interact with one another. As organisations across the world re-architect how their workforces securely connect and communicate in the new work reality, it’s never been more important to stay abreast of the fast-moving cyber
COVID-19: Ruthless Ransomware Authors Attack Hospitals
The Coronavirus outbreak continues to hold the entire world hostage, and healthcare facilities are at the forefront of this struggle. The fact that hospitals and pharmaceutical labs are overwhelmed with work and research makes them more vulnerable to malware attacks than ever before. Saving lives