"The Shortcut Guide to Business Security Measures Using SSL" examines current information security threats to business and describes techniques for developing a security management strategy that leverages established best practices.
There are wide variations in the level of SIEM technology support for specific use cases, so understanding them is a prerequisite for selecting the best product in a given situation
Background and Goals of the 2013 Application and Service Delivery Handbook
Throughout the 2013 Application and Service Deliver Handbook, the phrase ensuring acceptable application and service deliver will refer to ensuring that the applications and services that an enterprise uses:
Can be effectively managed
Exhibit acceptable performance
Incorporate appropriate levels of security
Are cost effective
The implications of data loss are significant. Organizations that ignore the law affecting collaboration and information sharing are at serious risk of litigation, fines and brand damage. The paradigm shift from organizationally-defined to user-defined information governance is making it that much more difficult to maintain control of business activity and data.
This informative white paper by legal firm Field Fisher Waterhouse evaluates the legal risks of uncontrolled collaboration and information sharing and what to do about them, while providing in-depth insights into:
• Landmark incidents that have influenced data protection laws
• How to navigate different jurisdictional privacy frameworks
• Top 4 types of legal risk to protect against
• Top 5 recommendations for implementing good governance
The proliferation of file sync and share (FSS) products and other cloud services designed for consumers, along with mobile devices, leads to improper sharing of corporate data. Information that leaves your firewalls can live forever, and without adequate protection, can end up in the wrong hands.
So what’s the solution? Protect your information with next-generation information rights management (IRM) technology. You can email, copy, upload or share any IRM-secured document — and the protection travels with it.
Key topics include:
The threat posed by Dropbox and other consumer-grade FSS providers
The need for lifetime control of information and content
The ability to perform audits, and locate files, anywhere, and who accessed them
How next generation IRM technology is available to add a new layer of security to every file
Information technology professionals interested in using IRM for secure collaboration don’t want to miss this important report.
End users are demanding their own devices in the workplace, making IT the shepherds of a potentially unruly flock? The good news is IT can embrace BYOD with security and confidence given the right preparation and technology??
Android is transforming the workplace, from the factory floor and the warehouse, to the health centre and the chic fashion boutique. As the world’s most popular operating system – favored by more than 80% of smartphone users worldwide1 – it’s familiar and easy to understand. And with Zebra Mobility DNA, together with the hardened security provided by built-in Zebra Mx Technology, Android is even tougher and more versatile. Download this white paper to learn more!
"As a modern organization, you embrace powerful new cloud apps to fuel your organization's growth. You know adopting, using and even building the best technologies will be a big driver for your future success.
But did you realize that identity is the lynchpin for the modern cloud ecosystem? It's the new security standard in a world where there is no perimeter anymore.
We've talked with technology and security leaders from small to large enterprises and organizations across every industry. You'll want to know the five key elements of an identity solution they said you need to have."
When it comes to data protection, what matters most? You want the freedom to choose the types of data, applications, and computing platforms you protect. You want to seal off that data from security threats. You need space to house that data—the right space now with room to grow. You want to support older solutions as you evolve your technology environment to modern strategies, at a pace that suits your business. And you need the ability to reach out for that data at a moment’s notice without overstressing your network. In short, you need it all.
Regardless of whether your organization uses Windows-based PCs or Macs or a mix of both, you need a solution that provides protection for all operating systems. Read to learn more.
These emerging technologies and solutions certainly are not unique to financial services. But Stewart, a business director of security intelligence solutions within the SAS Security Intelligence
Practice, sees particular interest and application in AML circles.
"There remain a good number of manual processes within financial crimes departments in financial institutions, and AI can help automate some of those rote tasks such as document review or alert triage," he says. "Due to investments in technology, there is a lower barrier of entry for midsized institutions. "And finally, there's this anxiety over the unknown - those risks they are not able to detect, that may be hidden using traditional techniques - so they're hoping that more advanced, unsupervised learning techniques can be used to identify those edge cases or behaviors that are out of norm." In an interview about analytics and the AML paradigm shift, Stewart discusses:
• The new industry intrigue with artificial intelligence a
This report looks at the challenges surrounding the new world of EHR technology and also details the measures that organizations need to start taking right now to prepare for the upcoming changes in the healthcare industry.
How mature is your information security policy program? Do you have a set of outdated documents stored in a binder or intranet site? Or do you have a documented management program that keeps your policies up to date, your users informed and your internal auditors sleeping at night?
The Department of Homeland Security puts businesses in two categories: those who have already experienced the pain of losing valuable electronic data, and those who will at some point in the future. Well-prepared businesses know that deploying the right resources, processes and technology to protect vital HR information is important, but having adequate resources and technology in place to protect the same invaluable data in branch offices is just as important, though often overlooked. This paper will teach you how real-time data replication software can automatically backup branch office data to a central server for a simpler, more reliable and cost-effective way to protect your branch.
In this white paper we will summarize the decline of Phishing 1.0, discuss how phishing has turned toward business and become more costly, outline the structure of new Phishing 2.0 attacks, delineate how the new campaigns evade standard antiphishing countermeasures, and describe how web security services with real-time antiphishing capabilities can protect
against Phishing 2.0 attacks.
As organizations try to simplify vendor management, many are asking if consolidating on a single endpoint security vendor makes sense. This white paper examines the questions IT executives should ask themselves and their security technology partners.
The Internet of Things (IoT) is expanding in a dramatic way, bringing to question the issue of availability versus security, as security measures are having a difficult time keeping pace with the development of IoT devices. The introduction of more efficient semiconductors, coupled with revolutionary technology that allows semiconductors to store as well as process complex instructions, means that the IoT may be a more attractive target for hackers. IoT devices from healthcare and industrial systems (i.e., SCADA) could be the most at risk for significant service interruptions and may have secondary and/or tertiary effects on other industries.
"Cyberattacks on Internet of Things (IoT) and operational technology now expose businesses to greater risk. But, with all the security technology available today, we asked ourselves the question, why do they keep happening? ForeScout commissioned Forrester Consulting to see if organizations can adequately and accurately secure their networks with the rise of IoT-connected devices. Read the Report to learn more about the findings.
The technology pendulum is always swinging. And chief information security officers must be prepared to swing with it—or get clocked. A look at recent history illustrates the oscillating nature of technology. In the 1980s, IBM mainframes dominated the landscape. In the ’90s, client-server computing came on the scene and data was distributed on personal computers. When the Web assumed predominance, the pendulum started to swing back to a centralized server. Then, just as quickly, mobile took the lead, with apps downloaded to workers’ devices—the new client server. Now, as mobile devices continue to populate the enterprise at a rapid rate, the IT model is changing again—to the provisioning of information on a just-what’s-needed, just-in-time basis from centralized servers consolidated in the cloud. The pendulum continues to swing and IT workloads are moving to the cloud en masse.
End users are demanding their own devices in the workplace, making IT the shepherds of a potentially unruly flock.?The good news is IT can embrace BYOD with security and confidence given the right preparation and technology.??
End users are demanding their own devices in the workplace, making IT the shepherds of a potentially unruly flock?The good news is IT can embrace BYOD with security and confidence given the right preparation and technology.
In this report, EMA highlights specific examples of the ways in which these converged security systems put today’s more advanced capabilities to work in practical application.
This paper explores the implications of cloud, big data and analytics, mobile, social business and the evolving IT security landscape on data center and enterprise networks and the changes that organizations will need to make in order to capitalize on these technology force.
