Protecting your endpoints requires a much more holistic approach than simply blocking known
malware. Adversaries today create countless variants of malware and use obfuscation techniques
to evade signature detection.
They can turn your own resources against you, converting legitimate
endpoint applications into...
The rush to operationalize remote work did not afford the time to conduct the usual level of due diligence associated with a range of issues such as scaling VPN infrastructure, tightening access/authentication policies and process and vetting personal devices not configured to corporate standards.
However, while...
It’s been an extraordinary year since the last Appgate Faces of Fraud Report was published, with the workforce globally shifting to remote environments and the very way we interface and interact with the world around us changing in ways we could never have imagined. For fraudsters, these shifts have presented myriad...
The enormous growth in enterprise data, driven in part by a dramatic increase in Internet of Things (IoT) adoption—from 31 billion devices to 75 billion by 20251—is putting pressure on technology professionals to achieve higher network speeds and support greater device density, all while ensuring both the security...
Using data classification helps you regain control over your unstructured data. By involving your users in data classification, they will automatically become more data-aware, with a greater understanding of your policies and the value of your organisation’s data.
This whitepaper will take you through the 5 steps...
This paper will lay out key steps to help organisations sensibly adopt a better data protection posture and with it, build a firm foundation towards onward compliance. The key principles of Classification by Design will be introduced as a logical, yet robust start point. We summarize with the overarching takeaway that...
In this whitepaper, we look at how the threat landscape has changed for businesses, the drivers behind the change – both technical and cultural, and the challenges involved in managing, controlling and protecting data. We then introduce a data-centric approach to security which
involves users themselves in...
Download this whitepaper to know more about paper-based classification policies, automated and user-driven data classification, how to prepare for a data classification project, the peripheral benefits of involving the user in security and more.
When it comes to technology, software and business, data is everything. Data-driven strategies have the potential to tackle some of our biggest challenges, and some of the most promising use cases of tomorrow are already here, from keeping pace with rapid change in healthcare to ensuring more secure elections....
The traditional way of detecting an advanced malware or threat compromise in a Windows environment using an anti-virus or malware product can be difficult. Learn how the Splunk platform can simplify the process and protect your organization against advanced threats.
Register for your complimentary copy of the...
According to 60% of survey respondents, mobile devices are their company’s biggest IT security risk. The latest Mobile Security Index 2021 focuses on the threats to mobile devices; what defenses companies have in place to thwart these attacks; and how often those fail, leading to a mobile-related compromise. One of...
Welcome to the Cyber-Espionage Report (CER), our first-ever data-driven publication on advanced cyberattacks. The CER is one of the
most comprehensive overviews of the Cyber-Espionage landscape, offering a deep dive into attackers, their motives, their methods and the
victims who they target. The report serves as a...
Remote working is no longer a benefit, luxury or convenience. It’s also more than a current make-do for organizations looking to conduct business as usual. We argue that senior leaders will have to leverage this inflection point to drive sustainable competitive advantage for their organizations in the new...
Download this report to know more about the workplace of the future and particularly what businesses need to do to enable remote working as part of business as usual.
This paper clarifies the key components of the Zero Trust Architecture in terms that are familiar to security professionals. It defines the four pillars of the new standard: segmentation, access policy, trusted identity, and trusted endpoints, and explains how they can be implemented such that only trusted users on...
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