Cost of a Data Breach Report - Overview
Unlock vital insights from IBM's cybersecurity study. Delve into breach costs, ransomware impact, and key resolution strategies.
Unlock vital insights from IBM's cybersecurity study. Delve into breach costs, ransomware impact, and key resolution strategies.
Unveil the power of FIM+® V2.2 with the latest release! Swift defense against ransom attacks, reinforced Zero Trust foundations, seamless integration, improved recovery, and compliance assurance. Elevate cybersecurity resilience with cutting-edge features.
MainTegrity & Vertali partner to combat ransomware & cyber threats, using FIM+ & zTrust for comprehensive protection & rapid response.
Futurum Group’s latest report underscores the critical role of MainTegrity FIM+® in addressing modern mainframe security challenges.
MainTegrity’s latest FIM+ software offers breakthrough ransomware detection and mitigation, ensuring critical mainframe security.
In a cybersecurity interview, Reg Harbeck discusses instant malicious encryption detection, integrity monitoring, and GUI-based recovery tools for cyber resiliency
Revolutionary step against ransomware: Detects malicious encryption in seconds, alerts security staff, limits damage to sensitive data.
MainTegrity's FIM+ V2.2 introduces Early Warning Package, enhancing cyber defense with continuous monitoring, behavior analytics, and rapid attack response. A significant advancement in digital security.
FIM+ revolutionizes z/OS operations, automating setup, detection, response, recovery, compliance, and audit phases. With features like auto-discovery and streamlined forensics, FIM+ reduces admin burdens, saves time, and enhances efficiency.
FIM+ introduces a backup selection feature, aligning attack detection with backup data. Easily restore the latest, uncompromised mainframe copy, streamlining recovery for software infrastructure and databases.
MainTegrity is pleased to have Mark Wilson join our board of directors
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