We’ve undergone some changes in the last couple of months and it was only a matter of time before we started updating our products to suit our new identity. This week we released the latest update to what was previously known as Panda Cloud Office Protection and Panda Cloud Office Protection Advanced. Introducing “Endpoint Protection” and “Endpoint Protection Plus.”
Panda Fusion is a cloud-based solution that meets all your needs. It is easy to deploy and scale, as it requires no maintenance or infrastructure investment. Available anytime, anywhere through a simple web browser.
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Our new corporate identity coincides with the company’s 25th anniversary. The internal and external transformation has resulted in the birth of a “new” Panda based on the concept of “simplexity”. Panda’s mission is to safeguard the digital lives of our customers by creating high performance, secure and highly effective systems that protect against current and future digital threats. We simplify complexity in everything we do, creating better solutions as the technical challenges become ever more exacting. The new identity has implemented change within the company as a whole and not just a new logo or brand image. We plan to be more people-centric, focusing on our valued customers and providing them with advanced  internet security and anti-virus solutions – while remaining user-friendly and simple. We’ve been working on our new identity for over a year, with input from all our offices worldwide. The re-branding launches our new five-year strategic plan based on growth, technology and international expansion. Our main objective for the next five years is to grow at twice the rate of the computer security industry – providing our customers with a strong and reliable security service that is both mobile and simple. In addition to this we hope to expand our reach with emphasis on the European, North American and Latin American markets.
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Panda Security, has announced the new features of version 7.1 of Panda Cloud Office Protection (PCOP), Panda’s cross-platform solution that offers the best cloud-based protection.
This version includes improvements aimed at meeting the requirements of medium and large enterprises. Version 7.1 incorporates various technological and functional innovations, with emphasis on providing the user with greater control and management.
The new features include:
For more information on PCOP click here.
There has been an increase in cyber-attacks on high profile companies recently – JP Morgan Chase, Target and Home Depot as well as breaches in online services such as iCloud, Dropbox and Snapchat.
A cyber-attack is defined as – any type of offensive action employed by individuals or whole organizations, that targets computer information systems.
With each new attack it’s increasingly clear, no company is immune to cyber-attacks and preparation is key to mitigating risk. This preparation must start with a commitment at the very top of the company. With a top-down approach and directors who are actively engaged, companies stand a greater chance of protecting their shareholders’ interests in cyberspace.
The companies that are most often targeted are financial institutions, healthcare organisations, major retailers and online/cloud storage services.
The most recent attacks, used methods that are:
What is a PUP?
PUP stands for Potentially Unwanted Program. This term was adopted as a more consumer friendly version of what was commonly called Grayware. Both terms accurately describe the software, because although it may not be illegal software in most cases – it is often unwanted software. It is common for security products to include PUP detection to some degree as this type of software does have an effect on the end user experience.
