Cyber Risk – the High Cost of Negligence
The news on Monday had the effect of a bomb: British Authorities deposed a fine amounting to £183.5 Million against British Airways for a data breach affecting 500 000 customers under the new General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). Amounting to roughly 1.5% of the company’s annual revenue, the penalty imposed on the iconic British brand
Spotlight on Palo Alto Networks’ Cortex in the Old Port of Montreal
Having perfect visibility on threats; staying in control; moving fast and mitigating risks; in an increasingly digital world where security stakes are increasing, Palo Alto Networks’ watchwords are very much in the spotlight. Invited by Jean-François Vaillancourt, President of NETsatori, Palo Alto’s cyber defense specialist, Xavier Trépanier, gave a conference on the theme of “securing
Internet of Things (IoT) and security: thanks to Aruba, NETsatori brilliantly rises to the challenge!
From air conditioners and photocopiers to warehouse forklifts, connected objects are ubiquitous in our lives and our businesses. No less than 20 billion are reportedly already in use worldwide, and an estimated 75 billion –ten times the world’s population – are expected to be deployed by 2024! Indeed, all sectors can benefit from IoT technology:
Artificial intelligence and cybersecurity, a highly effective combination
At a time when companies face increasingly frequent and sophisticated cyber attacks, artificial intelligence (AI) offers a level of protection that neither humans nor conventional systems can achieve. Besides Jean-François Vaillancourt, the founding president of NETsatori, the NETsatori team boasts global experts in cybersecurity technologies, including Maxime Mourand, the only specialist in Quebec and one
State-of-the-art networks for state-of-the-art institutions
At Aruba Networks’ annual conference, Atmosphere 2019, from March 31 to April 5, CTO Partha Narasimhan spoke with enthusiasm about the company’s Connected Campuses initiative. Already, more than 2,500 universities around the world rely on NETsatori’s partner Aruba to deploy secure, high-performance networks in complex environments. NETsatori, a company invested in Québec’s educational networks As for NETsatori, its collaboration
Cyber Risk – the High Cost of Negligence
The news on Monday had the effect of a bomb: British Authorities deposed a fine amounting to £183.5 Million against British Airways for a data breach affecting 500 000 customers under the new General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). Amounting to roughly 1.5% of the company’s annual revenue, the penalty imposed on the iconic British brand
Spotlight on Palo Alto Networks’ Cortex in the Old Port of Montreal
Having perfect visibility on threats; staying in control; moving fast and mitigating risks; in an increasingly digital world where security stakes are increasing, Palo Alto Networks’ watchwords are very much in the spotlight. Invited by Jean-François Vaillancourt, President of NETsatori, Palo Alto’s cyber defense specialist, Xavier Trépanier, gave a conference on the theme of “securing
Internet of Things (IoT) and security: thanks to Aruba, NETsatori brilliantly rises to the challenge!
From air conditioners and photocopiers to warehouse forklifts, connected objects are ubiquitous in our lives and our businesses. No less than 20 billion are reportedly already in use worldwide, and an estimated 75 billion –ten times the world’s population – are expected to be deployed by 2024! Indeed, all sectors can benefit from IoT technology:
Internet of Things (IoT) and security: thanks to Aruba, NETsatori brilliantly rises to the challenge!
From air conditioners and photocopiers to warehouse forklifts, connected objects are ubiquitous in our lives and our businesses. No less than 20 billion are reportedly already in use worldwide, and an estimated 75 billion –ten times the world’s population – are expected to be deployed by 2024! Indeed, all sectors can benefit from IoT technology:
State-of-the-art networks for state-of-the-art institutions
At Aruba Networks’ annual conference, Atmosphere 2019, from March 31 to April 5, CTO Partha Narasimhan spoke with enthusiasm about the company’s Connected Campuses initiative. Already, more than 2,500 universities around the world rely on NETsatori’s partner Aruba to deploy secure, high-performance networks in complex environments. NETsatori, a company invested in Québec’s educational networks As for NETsatori, its collaboration
NETsatori’s Maxime Mourand becomes an Aruba Certified ClearPass Expert (ACCX)
Maxime Mourand is the first cybersecurity specialist in Quebec and one of a handful in Canada to become a member of the world’s elite club of Aruba CertifiedClearPass Experts (ACCX). (ClearPass Policy Manager is a network access control solution for IoT devices, mobile devices, BYODs of employees, subcontractors, corporate guests, etc.) The ACCX training which
Spotlight on Palo Alto Networks’ Cortex in the Old Port of Montreal
Having perfect visibility on threats; staying in control; moving fast and mitigating risks; in an increasingly digital world where security stakes are increasing, Palo Alto Networks’ watchwords are very much in the spotlight. Invited by Jean-François Vaillancourt, President of NETsatori, Palo Alto’s cyber defense specialist, Xavier Trépanier, gave a conference on the theme of “securing
NETsatori at the heart of enterprise security in Montreal, with Aruba’s IntroSpect and ClearPass
For companies in Québec and around the world, cybersecurity is emerging as a top issue. Unsurprisingly in such a context, the Rendez-vous de la sécurité de l’information (RSI), the 12th annual conference of the Association de Sécurité de l’Information du Montréal Métropolitain (ASIMM), achieved record attendance levels. The event took place in a futuristic multisensory
NETsatori combines networks and cybersecurity Interview with Jean-François Vaillancourt
During an interview, Jean-François Vaillancourt, president of NETsatori, reviews 20 years of practice in the field of networks and cybersecurity. He explains how NETsatori’s new positioning fills the evolving communication needs of organizations and describes the new risks facing modern businesses. In January 2019, Satori became NETsatori, with a tagline that describes it as the company