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Fugue Risk Manager to protect against data
breaches with self-healing cloud infrastructure
infrastructure to identify policy
violations for a number of
compliance regimes.
Fugue Risk Manager can then
enforce known-good infrastructure
baselines provisioned by the cloud
team in order to identify configuration
drift and automatically remediate it
as soon as it occurs.
ugue, a company
automating enterprise
cloud security and
compliance enforcement to
prevent data breaches and policy
violations due to misconfiguration,
has announced the availability of
Fugue Risk Manager. A Software-
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as-a-Service (SaaS) offering, Fugue
Risk Manager can identify compliance
violations in cloud environments and
automatically remediate unauthorised
infrastructure changes.
Enterprise cloud teams can use
Fugue Risk Manager to scan cloud
“Enterprises operating at scale on
cloud face a governance challenge
– how to ensure everything that’s
running in their cloud adheres to
compliance and security policy
and is free of misconfiguration
that can lead to critical security
incidents,” said Phillip Merrick, CEO
of Fugue. “Fugue Risk Manager
provides enterprises with autonomic
governance over their cloud
infrastructure while supporting the
speed and agility needed in today’s
competitive environment.”
SULTANATE OF OMAN SIGNS CYBERSECURITY CO-OPERATION
AGREEMENT WITH WORLD ECONOMIC FORUM
he Sultanate of Oman,
represented by the Information
Technology Authority (ITA),
has signed a cybersecurity agreement
with the World Economic Forum. The co-
operation aims to explore opportunities
for building a non-exclusive collaboration
between them towards promoting
cybersecurity and identifying potential
projects to mitigate cyberthreats.
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The agreement was signed with Dr
Salim Sultan Al Ruzaiqi, CEO of ITA,
and Troels Oerting, Head of Global
Centre for Cybersecurity (GCC), at
the World Economic Forum. Dr Salim
Al Ruzaiqi, CEO of ITA, said: “Through
this agreement we seek to strengthen
co-operation between the Sultanate and
the World Economic Forum in the field
of cybersecurity and we hope that the
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agreement will contribute to enhancing
the role of the Sultanate as a developed
country in the field of cybersecurity
readiness as we are ranked first place in
the Arab world and fourth worldwide.”
Troels Oerting, Head of Global Centre
for Cybersecurity, (GCC), at the World
Economic Forum, said: “By working
with Oman we also get access to
many other countries in the region
and over the globe because Oman
is known as the Switzerland of the
Middle East for its neutral roles. I have
also been impressed by the expertise
in this country in cybersecurity so
we are looking forward to generating
big projects together and to improve
security not just for Oman but also for
everybody else in the world.” u
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