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What is Enterprise Intelligence?

Enterprise Intelligence is an ongoing practice in which organizations analyze disparate data sources to identify the vulnerabilities and threats across the enterprise. Download this infographic and learn: How much more likely analytically driven organizations are to respond to security threats; What percent of...

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Applied Threat Intelligence: A Foundation for any Digital Enterprise Strategy

Organizations and analysts need the ability to shift threat intelligence from a data feed into actionable results - this is the core of applied threat intelligence (ATI). Organizations need to move their thinking away from viewing data breaches as a onetime event and instead recognize that with every incident they are...

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Know Your Attackers: Who Is Behind Cyberthreats?

Determined attackers constantly find new methods to outwit traditional security systems, using an arsenal of techniques to attack from every angle. Knowing who is behind the threats you face and what their motivations are can help you implement security measures to put them on the defensive. Download this...

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Getting Ahead of the Fraud and Malware Threat

As financial institutions seek to capture new opportunities through online banking, it becomes increasingly critical to both provide a seamless user experience and help protect against online fraud. But fraudsters continue to successfully modify their attack methods to keep pace with this transformation, stealing...

Seven Ways to Simplify Public Sector Security Intelligence

A public sector agency that makes use of security intelligence and analytics takes the burden off its OPSEC team. Powerful machine analytics can make associations among traces of evidence and identify security events much more quickly and efficiently than humans can. Automation enables you to respond to an incident in...

When Malware Attacks your IBM i, AIX or Linux Server: True Stories from the Field

Malware attacks are increasing, including ransomware like CryptoLocker, Locky, and zCrypt. Businesses know it's essential to protect PCs from malicious programs, but many don't realize the value of server-level protection until the damage is done. Server-level protection from viruses and malware is essential, and...

Identity and Access Management for IBM i

Give the right users access to the right resources at the right times and for the right purposes. Two-thirds of businesses have experienced data theft or corruption that originated within their organizations. But insider threats are difficult to control because your IBM i users need at least some level of access to...

Kaspersky Lab's New Focus on Fraud Prevention

As the global threat landscape shifts, so does Kaspersky Lab. Whereas Kaspersky Lab traditionally has been known for its cutting-edge research on threat trends and malware evolution, now the focus is expanding to encompass the new types and vectors of fraud impacting enterprises, says Emma Mohan-Satta, a Fraud...

The Rise of Security-as-a-Service

Managed security services initially came into the market under the garb of consulting and started taking off because it helped organizations bring in some measurability, says Avinash Prasad, vice president and head of the managed security services business at Tata Communications."The on-premises model was the norm and...

Security-as-a-Service: A Successor to MSS?

Managed security services initially came into the market under the garb of consulting and started taking off because it helped organizations bring in some measurability, says Avinash Prasad, vice president and head of the managed security services business at Tata Communications."The on-premises model was the norm and...

The Evolution of Managed Security Services

Managed security services initially came into the market under the garb of consulting and started taking off because it helped organizations bring in some measurability, says Avinash Prasad, vice president and head of the managed security services business at Tata Communications."The on-premises model was the norm and...

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Why Banks Need Cognitive Fraud Detection to Combat Evolving Threats

Malware tactics have evolved to incorporate a wide range of capabilities that enable cybercriminals to bypass static endpoint protection systems, initiate authenticated online banking sessions, and illicitly transfer money-often without either the customer's or the bank's knowledge. As financial organizations launch...

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Why Banks Must Protect Customer Endpoints

Banks spend billions of dollars in defensive measures trying to detect fraudulent transactions and recover funds before they disappear. However, given the increasing sophistication of malware and phishing attacks, and the growing number of threats, many banks are finding that traditional endpoint protections, such as...

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Why You Should Be Worried About Mobile Security

If you're thinking, "Mobile threats and malware are still in their infancy and the risk isn't significant enough yet," it's time to think again. The rise of advanced, PC-grade mobile malware, innovative fraud schemes, such as SIM swap fraud, and fraudsters' increasing use of mobile devices in cross-channel attacks...

Best Practices for Audit and Compliance Reporting for Power Systems Running IBM i

It's not enough to comply with government and industry regulations such as SOX, PCI, MICS, and HIPAA. Organizations must also prove their compliance to auditors on a regular basis. Even companies not bound by regulatory requirements may need to confirm their adherence to internal IT security policies. But...