Bangalore: Fortinet® (NASDAQ: FTNT) − a leading network security provider and a worldwide leader of unified threat management (UTM) solutions − today announced that it has partnered with Sify Technologies Limited (Nasdaq NM: SIFY) − a leader in enterprise network and data center services − to enable the latter to immediately roll out an on-demand security solution to their cloud computing customers and its Clean Connect service. The services are designed to guarantee secure bandwidth and clean connectivity to their enterprise customers.

Mumbai:Global IT association ISACA has released the second annual IT Risk/Reward Barometer survey, which has uncovered several surprising results regarding how risks from mobile devices are perceived and the usage of cloud computing in India.

Bangalore: Juniper Networks (NYSE: JNPR) today announced that it has been named Network Security Vendor of the Year at the prominent Frost & Sullivan 2011 India IT & Telecom Excellence Awards. Leading global consulting firm Frost & Sullivan, recognized exceptional industry achievements by presenting the awards to top companies in the regional and global markets.

Mumbai: IT security and control firm Sophos, has published its latest report into the top twelve spam relaying countries, covering the first quarter of 2011.

Despite remaining at the top, the USA’s proportion of the global spam output fell significantly from 18.83% to 13.7% of all spam relayed from compromised computers. The United Kingdom also saw a drop, with its spam pollution falling from 4.54% to 3.2% of total global spam relayed, the UK moving down from fifth to sixth place in the dirty dozen.

Ministry of Home Affairs has invited bids for setting up Communications Monitoring facility at all the State capitals, on turnkey basis.

Communications Monitoring facility will be setup at all the State capitals with facilities to monitor Voice Calls, SMS & MMS, GPRS and FAX communications on Landlines (PSTN), CDMA and GSM networks. The system across all the States will be compatible and interoperable.