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Building a Business Case for FireEye as a Service

You understand the intricacies of today's threat landscape, and the difficulties your organization faces when attempting to prevent, investigate and remediate targeted attacks, but how do you explain that difficulty, and subsequent cost, to senior leadership? Often the best tactic is to speak to them in a language...

Security Re-Imagined, Part I: An Adaptive Approach To Cyber Threats For The Digital Age

It's time to re-imagine security. Conventional security detects threats too late (if at all), and resolves them too slowly. It gives security teams a fragmented, incomplete view into what's going on in their network. It's passive and blind to broader threat trends. And it reacts too slowly to new threats and...

Breached: How Your Data Can Be Put at Risk

Breaches like the Target breach of 2013 and the recent "Heartbleed" bug may give you the impression that breaches are just an electronic problem but they aren't. It's impossible for you to personally protect your data everywhere. Comprehensive identity theft protection from LifeLock helps safeguard your finances,...

Combating Identity Fraud in a Virtual World

Thanks to the huge proliferation of mobile devices, millions now take their online shopping, banking, socializing and their jobs on the go. But this always-connected lifestyle has come at a steep price, as a new breed of sophisticated criminals has learned how to exploit those users' mobility to harvest personal data...

Practical Threat Management for Educational Institutions

The public demands accountability for data breaches involving systems that include personally identifiable information (PII) and expects that all educational institutions will have the same levels of security that Fortune 500 companies do. However, most educational institutions have fewer IT security resources than...

Practical Threat Management for Government Entities

The public demands accountability for data breaches involving government systems and expects that all government entities have the same levels of security that Fortune 500 companies do. However, most government organizations have fewer IT security resources than their larger enterprise counterparts, yet they face the...

Practical Threat Management for Healthcare Organizations

The public demands accountability for data breaches involving private healthcare information and expects that all healthcare institutions will have the same levels of security that Fortune 500 companies do. However, most healthcare organizations have fewer IT security resources than their enterprise counterparts, yet...

The Future of Fraud Prevention - User Behavior Analytics

Learn how to stop fraudsters from wreaking havoc with your online assets User Behavior Analytics (UBA) is the future of fraud prevention. Once only valued by early adopters, UBA has entered the mainstream as some of the largest companies in the world use this technology to secure their websites from bad user...

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Seven Steps to Software Security

Understanding technical security risk begins with knowing how and where vulnerabilities occur within an organization. These vulnerabilities are the gateway that malicious actors use to circumvent security protections and steal or alter data, deny access, and compromise critical business processes. The processes that...

Sponsored by HP Fortify

2015 Application Security: Closing the Gap, A SANS Survey

New web and mobile apps let today's businesses reach out to new customers. But they also open the door to hackers looking for vulnerabilities they can exploit to steal customer data or intellectual property. This SANS survey examines the state of application security. It finds that application builders (development...

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Assuring Application security: Deploying Code that Keeps Data Safe

There's an app for that" has become the mantra of users, developers and IT alike. The explosion of applications is clear - just look at the icons populating phones, tablets and computers everywhere. With all that code comes new risks - unprotected web applications that communicate with mobile apps, unencrypted login...

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Few Fully Prepared for Software Security Risks

Hackers penetrate organizations and steal information through vulnerabilities in software applications. Yet less than half of IT organizations have confidence in the security of the software that runs their businesses. And just 11 percent say they know with confidence which applications are at risk. Those are among...

An Executive Business Case for Network Security

Security is an important topic for all levels of management. This document provides the C-level with a comprehensive guide to lowering security costs while also increasing company ROI. You will learn the true costs of investing and NOT investing in a resilient defense to shield your company from growing threats. At...

Data Protection: Quality Plus Fast ROI

Too many organizations today struggle with backup and recovery solutions that not only fail in their primary mission of reducing the risk of data loss but also cost far too much in wasted IT staff time, reduced employee productivity, monthly fees and ever-growing storage requirements. You need reliable, automated...

Calculating the Business Value of Disaster Recovery

As an IT professional, you will experience a system failure, outage, or complete site disaster. It's inevitable, and your organization probably already has some sort of disaster recovery (DR) plan in place. DR is rarely considered strategic to the business. But when that disaster happens and you need to quickly...