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Get Better Detection, Visibility and Response to Network Threats

A mid-sized energy cooperative drastically reduced incidence response times and moved from a reactive to a proactive security approach. This was due to the lean security staff who needed a solution to quickly identify, validate and investigate security alerts and to ensure compliance with electric power industry...

Buyers Guide: Cybersecurity

Cyber criminals constantly innovate their threat tactics to more efficiently breach organizations and make off with valuable data. As cybercrime evolves, we see increased innovation in the hacking tools and techniques used to evade known security mechanisms. In the past few years, we have seen more advanced, targeted...

Replace Your Antivirus with the Most Powerful Next-gen AV

Traditional antivirus (AV) just doesn't cut it anymore. From ransomware that holds intellectual property hostage to sophisticated malware-less attacks that exploit PowerShell, scripting, and memory, endpoints are facing more security risk than ever before. As a result, companies have set their sights on the next...

15 Endpoint Security Suite Providers That Matter Most

According to The Forrester Wave: Endpoint Security Suites, Q4 2016 report, "antivirus technologies have become less effective at protecting employee endpoints and servers. Numerous competing technology vendors have risen up to take aim at the stagnant antivirus market as a result." As one of these competing vendors,...

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Firewalls Alone Can't Stop the Flames

While tremendous effort, resources, and technology are applied to securing the perimeter of the data center, very little thought or effort is dedicated to security inside the data center. Once perimeter firewalls are breached, malicious attacks are generally able to propagate laterally inside the data center with...

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Why Micro-segmentation Matters Now

Due to the increase in security breaches over the past few years, you know that legacy approaches to data center security are not adequate. Micro-segmentation could be the answer - but what does it really mean and how do you do it? Read this solution overview to find out.

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Micro-Segmentation Builds Security Into Your Data Center's DNA

Most enterprise IT professionals agree, securing the network only at the perimeter is inadequate for today's data centers. Modern attacks can exploit a perimeter-centric defense. In this paper, we show how VMware NSX enables security that is both ubiquitous and granular by integrating security functions into the...

Understanding Social Engineering

The title of the new book is Understanding Social Engineering Based Schemes. And its mission is three-fold, Jakobsson says. He wants to profile today's most common schemes, forecast some future trends, and help organizations build effective countermeasures. In an interview about the contents of his new book,...

Achieving Resilient Cybersecurity

In the face of evolving cyberthreats, organizations of all sizes need a more resilient cybersecurity architecture. In an interview about achieving resilient cybersecurity, Kaczmarek discusses: How security leaders can prioritize their defenses again the many threats they face; The benefits of using a hybrid...

The Route to Trusted IDs

When it comes to describing the top fraud threats to U.K. financial institutions, it's all about compromised identities and credentials, says John Marsden of Equifax. How can organizations prove their customers are who they say they are? In an interview about fighting fraud by authenticating identities, Marsden...

Best Practices for ID and Access Management (IAM) Implementation and Operation

Adopting standardized best practices, as embodied here in Hitachi ID Identity Express, has a positive impact on Identity and Access Management (IAM) implementation and operation. IAM implementation using Identity Express is faster, costs less and incurs less risk since operation is optimized, incorporates rich...

Your Brain on Passwords

Does the theory of cognitive dissonance also apply to our digital behavior? You know it's bad for you, but you do it anyway. Although major breaches continue to make headlines, we have not changed how we protect our digital life. Download this infographic to know more.

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Why Firewalls Alone Are No Longer Enough

While tremendous effort, resources, and technology are applied to securing the perimeter of the data center, very little thought or effort is dedicated to security inside the data center. Once perimeter firewalls are breached, malicious attacks are generally able to propagate laterally inside the data center with...

Staying Ahead of Threats With Global Threat Intelligence and Automated Protection

You work hard to maintain your organization's reputation as a trusted financial advisor, and with good reason. Because many banks offer similar services and interest rates, one of your greatest differentiators, from your customers' perspective, is service. Download this white paper to explore: The need for an...

Counter Fraud and Improper Payments for Government

Social Services organizations are on the front-line of government efforts to deliver better outcomes to citizens with limited resources. Since funding for social services represents the single largest component of government spending, there is increasing pressure to do more with less and be as efficient as possible....