Tag: Rajesh Maurya
AI and ML to become more essential to protect digital assets
Modern networks are increasingly complex, requiring inhuman levels of awareness and response to keep them safe. As cybercriminals deploy increasingly sophisticated attacks powered by AI and ML, cybersecurity professionals must use those same technologies in response.
Budget 2021: Growing digital capabilities necessitate investment in cybersecurity
The Budget 2021 has announced big-ticket projects to add to the digital capabilities with the next general census in the country being the first digital one
Fortinet partners with Amazon Web Services to secure enterprise workloads on AWS
Cybersecurity firm Fortinet announced a new integrations with Amazon Web Services (AWS) to provide common customers with advanced security across their cloud platforms, applications, and network.
Need to bolster banking apps security on mobile devices: Fortinet’s Rajesh Maurya
Exploits targeting banking apps on mobile devices, are a significant part of the growing threat trend that must be addressed, says Rajesh Maurya, Regional Vice President, India & SAARC at Fortinet
IndiGo deploys Fortinet SD-WAN solution to secure WAN edge
Cybersecurity firm Fortinet said that IndiGo has deployed its SD-WAN solution across its branch offices to secure its WAN edge.
Fortinet becomes top Network Security Appliances Vendor in India with 19.84% market share
According to the latest International Data Corporation’s (IDC) Worldwide Quarterly Security Appliance Tracker, Fortinet is the No. 1 vendor in India for the first quarter of 2019, based on vendor revenue.
Fortinet Rajesh Maurya: Digital and economic transformations have to go hand in hand
Digital transformation and economic transformation have to go hand in hand for all round development, says Fortinet regional VP for India & SAARC Rajesh Maurya.
3 of top 20 attacks in Q4 targeted IoT devices, Wi-Fi cameras: Fortinet
Fortinet claimed that an average of 274 exploit per firm were detected, which is a significant increase of 82 per cent over the previous quarter.
BYOD, BYOA exposing corporate networks to complex cybersecurity issues: Fortinet
Fortinet warned that the significant rise of BYOD and BYOA usage among today’s mobile workforce across APAC are exposing corporate networks to more complex cybersecurity issues
