Centrify stories
Melbourne's Network Professional Services has taken out Centrify's ANZ Channel Partner Network award for the second consecutive year.
Macs in the enterprise are prone to careless administrative account maintenance and passwords are being shared further than they should be.
Alarm as data breaches soar; 81% due to weak passwords, sparking calls for tighter security measures and multi-factor authentication.
Centrify has expanded its ANZ suite of mobile security offerings, and the company says both Windows and Apple-based devices can now get in on the fun.
Centrify has today launched its new analytics service to the ANZ region, which provides another solution to stop breaches in real time.
Consumers risking their security by accepting discounts for passwords, warns Centrify survey. Card not present fraud jumped 21% last year.
The addition of six vendors to Hemisphere Technologies' portfolio is offering resellers new opportunities via a full solution sell, the distie says.
Centrify's Centrify Identity Service (CIS) has won the 2016 Cloud Computing Security Excellence Award for Cloud Security.
Centrify has signed Hemisphere Technologies as its first ANZ wide distributor in a deal the distie says adds 'great value' for its channel partners.
Cybercrime hits hard with global losses over $2 billion; experts say no simple fix, call for comprehensive security strategies.
Centrify bolsters SAP environments, attaining NetWeaver platform certification for robust data centre security.
Centrify updates privileged identity management solution to offer more flexible deployment options for customers. #cybersecurity.
Weak, default or stolen passwords are responsible for 63% of data breaches, warns Centrify's David McNeely. Time to rethink security is crucial.
Over-reliance on passwords is putting companies' IT security at risk, according to Lachlan McKenzie, ANZ manager for Centrify.
Centrify chosen by Remy Cointreau for core identity and mobile management platform #cloudsecurity #accessmanagement.
Three quarters of consumers expect business and organisations to be hacked, a new study from cybersecurity firm Centrify reports.
New research warns of security risks in the enterprise with the increasing use of wearables, as two thirds of owners use no login protection.
Wearable device owners in the enterprise are neglecting login credentials, posing a growing IT security concern, warns Centrify RSA Survey.
Centrify has launched a new initiative to secure enterprise identities against the most prevalent source of cyber attacks - compromised credentials.
Centrify ups protection for outsourced IT with first secure federated privileged access for outsourced IT, providing USP for resellers.
