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Data Theft Case Study: Learn From a Major Restaurant Chain

Bertucci's has become a beloved destination for Italian food since its formation in 1981. With more than 2,000 employees in over 90 locations, managing unauthorized software downloads on their growing computer systems has become a daunting task. Unsupported and unauthorized software and downloads by employees...

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Reduce Liability and Cost by Encrypting Content in Motion and at Rest

In order to comply with regulatory obligations all financial organizations should encrypt sensitive and confidential data anywhere it might be found or sent. But the ROI is not just compliance. Encryption can not only provide a solid defense against data breaches, but it can generate a positive return and create new...

Union Bank Case Study: Securing Bank Data on Mobile Devices

Union Bank, a hallowed and service-oriented financial institution, relies on Good Technology to protect bank data on the mobile devices its employees prefer - while delivering the security and management the company requires. Read this white paper to find out how Union Bank conquered the challenge and derived at...

Five Critical Questions Every Financial Institution Must Ask About Sending Sensitive Email

Virtually every company has protection against email-based viruses and spam. But what about protection of email? Unsecured email travels across the Internet as plain test and can reside for months on multiple servers, vulnerable to interception by hackers and data thieves. You may as well have put it on a postcard...

HP Business Risk Mitigation Solutions with Disaster Recovery

Businesses today need a technology infrastructure that is highly available, runs on a secure network, and is protected against data loss and unauthorized access. A reliable, responsive, and secure infrastructure is critical to business efficiency and growth. A small chink in your technology armor can damage...

How 3 Cyber Threats Transform the Role of Incident Response

While we still use many of the same old names -- viruses, Trojans and worms -- today's malware deserves much more respect than we are giving it. Today's most sophisticated attacks, known as advanced persistent threats, are thwarting traditional layered security solutions, and a different approach is required. ...

Protect Personally Identifiable Information (PII) as if Your Business Depends on It

Virtually every business acquires, uses and stores personally identifiable information (PII) about its customers, employees and partners. These organizations are expected to manage this private data appropriately and take every precaution to protect it from loss, unauthorized access or theft. Misusing, losing or...

Gain a Competitive Edge: A Case Study on Cloud-based Email Encryption Solutions

A top concern for most financial institutions is how to add new members and strengthen current customer loyalty, especially when faced with competition from larger institutions and behemoths like Walmart. Read about how Altra Credit Union differentiated themselves with exceptional customer value, and increased their...

How Secure Do You Want to Be? Evaluating and Evolving Your Security Program

All too often, an enterprise invests in security technology and services thinking that they'll be protected from a cyber attack only to discover that they are breached anyway. It prompts some sober reflection and a reassessment of their whole approach to security. Businesses undertake a security program assessment...

5 Critical Ways To Take A More Collaborative Approach To IT Security

Studies show the average time to resolve a security breach once detected is more than 45 days, and companies lose more than $1.6 million during that time. The obstacles to faster response include lack of resources and an inability to effectively communicate and collaborate among the multiple teams and tools larger...

Breaking the Cyber-Attack Chain at Strategic Chokepoints

Many organizations lack an effective defense against the multiple attack vectors cybercriminals use to target employees, compromise their devices, and gain access to enterprise networks and resources. The attack vectors are many and varied, from credentials theft, exploitation of application vulnerabilities and...

Omni-Channel Authentication: A Unified Approach to a Multi-Authenticator World

Authentication innovation is still in its infancy, and most companies are still combining more traditional passwords and PINs with cutting edge biometrics or contextual decisioning methods. The combination brings new capabilities to multi-factor authentication, but doesn't necessarily produce the best possible...