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Biden admin to set up task force for Microsoft hack linked to China

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Biden admin to set up task force for Microsoft hack linked to China:  According to sources,   President Joe Biden`s administration   is expected to put together a task force to deal with major cyber intrusions that   Microsoft   said this week were linked to China as relations between the two -- Washington and Beijing -- continues to spiral downwards. It has been reported that there are an estimated 30,000 affected customers in the US and 250,000 globally, though those numbers are expected to increase.   A White House official said, "We are undertaking a whole of government response to assess and address the impact. The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) issued an emergency directive to agencies and we`re now working with our partners and looking closely at the next steps we need to take. This is an active threat still developing and we urge network operators to take it very seriously. Unified Coordination Group" (UCG), is a multi-agenc...

Vishak Raman appointed head FireEye India & SAARC

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Vishak Raman has joined FireEye as a Senior Regional Director for India and SAARC. Vishak is a security industry veteran and joins from Tata Communications where he was Vice-President for Global Product Management for Managed Security Services and Content Delivery Networks. “As India becomes increasingly connected with technology and its economy grows more reliant on intellectual property, cybersecurity has become a matter of national and economic security. Business leaders and governments across India are growing increasingly concerned by the significant risks posed by cyber attacks,” said Eric Hoh, President for Asia- Pacific and Japan, FireEye. “I have every confidence in Vishak’s leadership and his ability to further our mission helping organizations in the region improves their cybersecurity.” Read More

HP along with FireEye announces their go-to-market strategy

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HP has partnered with FireEye to make incident response, compromise assessment and threat detection offerings available to HP Enterprise Services’ most strategic clients globally. Customers will benefit from HP Enterprise Services’ global reach, portfolio of security service offerings, including a comprehensive suite of security remediation services underpinned by FireEye’s advanced threat detection, intelligence, methodologies and incident response expertise. The companies will develop an industry standard reference architecture providing customers with a blueprint for advanced threat protection services and incident response capabilities. “This partnership with HP extends FireEye’s growing influence in cybersecurity by bringing the expertise of our Mandiant team, the power of our threat intelligence resources, and the capabilities of FireEye-as-a-Service and other offerings to providers of IT and security services. By partnering with HP to provide new advance threat defenses...

FireEye focusses on Regional Channel Ecosystem Extension

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FireEye, Inc. has announced about the joining of two industry veterans in the company to help extend its channel programmes in the Asia-Pacific region. Former Senior Director of Symantec’s Technical Sales Organization, Sean Kopelke joins as Director of Global Alliances for Asia-Pacific Japan. Kopelke is responsible for strengthening FireEye’s strategic partnerships across the region to expand FireEye’s reach in the marketplace. Sean has first-hand experience and deep knowledge of the Asia-Pacific and Japan markets and has worked in both Asia and Australia. FireEye.jpeg FireEye focusses on Regional Channel Ecosystem ExtensionAnother is Lani Edwards, former Head of Channels for Juniper Networks. He joins as Head of Channels, Australia and New Zealand. He is responsible for leading FireEye’s channel strategy and managing its network of distributors and value-added resellers. He brings more than 15 years of channel experience across vendor, distributor and reseller organizations spa...

FireEye collaborates with Visa to protect merchants and issuers against advanced cyber attacks

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Visa and FireEye have announced their intention to co-develop tools and services to help merchants and issuers protect against advanced cyber attacks targeting payment data. Visa and FireEye Community Threat Intelligence (CTI) offering will bring together threat information from both companies, allowing merchants and issuers to quickly detect and respond to attacks against their IT and payment infrastructure. Under the offering, FireEye will operate the easy-to-use web-based service to enhance stakeholders’ knowledge of attacks targeting the ecosystem, providing a significant improvement over current industry practices of sharing threat intelligence via e-mail or static documents. “The threat environment for merchants is more hostile than we have ever seen — attack groups focussed exclusively on stealing consumer data are continuously expanding their operations and employing new techniques. It is a daunting prospect for any merchant whose business could collapse if they lose custo...