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Email and Threat Intelligence: From Inbox To Action

Your email inbox is a dangerous place. Threat actors use "phishing" tactics to lure people into opening infected attachments that lead to the installation of malware and viruses on individual computers or an entire network. Phishing tactics are becoming increasingly sophisticated and common, and organizations need to...

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Managing Information Security And Compliance in SharePoint and Office 365

Effective information security and compliance not only requires a well-defined governance strategy, but also the ability to intelligently manage risk. Organizations need to put controls in place to identify issues and potential violations, restrict actions that can be taken with sensitive data, and log activity. ...

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The Aftermath Of A Breach and Steps To Reduce Risk

Data breaches are a big problem. In the US alone, 2015 data breaches exposed more than 175 million individuals' personally identifiable information (PII), payment card details, protected healthcare data (PHI) or other private information. Sadly, it's no longer a question of 'if you'll be breached', but rather 'when...

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A Context-Aware, Dynamic Approach To Secure Access

Struggling to secure network access for a diverse user population? Concerned about how to match users with network access rights? See how Cryptzone's AppGate solution provides automated, policy-based network security, and leverages user context - such as device posture, user location, and authentication strength -...

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Four Steps To Readily Achievable Web Accessibility

In the absence of specific regulations for Web accessibility in the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), businesses are left without legal guidance on how to make their complex websites accessible. Some advocate for full compliance with WCAG 2.0 in all content while others argue that nothing is required at all. ...

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After the Perimeter: How A 'Segment of One' Simplifies And Improves Security

Many recent headlines have highlighted the fact that the traditional perimeter-based approach to network security has failed to adequately protect organizations, and that a new approach is needed. Download this white paper to explore: The traditional approach to network security, and why it can no longer...

Internet of Things Security Study: Home Security Systems Report

Home security and remote monitoring systems are a major application of the Internet of Things (IoT). Most include sensors, motion detectors, video cameras, and recorders all connected via the cloud to a mobile device or the web. But are they and IoT applications in general secure from hackers? This research study...

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State of Security Operations 2015: Report of Capabilities and Maturity of Cyber Defense Organizations

Your ability to detect and stop cyber attacks depends on the effectiveness of your security operations team. How does yours stack up to the best? And what should you do to improve? Hewlett Packard Enterprise Security Intelligence and Operations Consulting has assessed the capabilities of 87 security operations centers...

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The Evolving Era of Big Data

This e-Book is produced by Compliance Week in cooperation with ACL and HPE Security - Data Security. Download this e-Book to learn: CCOs Play a Stronger Role in Data Privacy Facebook's Big Data Fail Calls for More Ethics From ACL: The Big Data Opportunity for Audit, Risk Management, and Compliance Auditing in...

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SANS Maturing and Specializing: Incident Response Capabilities Needed

The SANS 2015 survey of the incident response capabilities of more than 500 security professionals found good news and bad news. The good news is that reported malware incidents, breaches, and remediation time declined slightly compared to last year, indicating a maturing of defenses and incident response...

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Breach Response: How to Prepare for the Inevitable

To avoid being breached, you have to get your defenses right every single time. To breach you, hackers only have to get their attack right once. Experts advise breaches are inevitable. According to Ponemon Institute, the average time to resolve a cyber attack is 45 days, with an average cost of $35,647 per day. The...

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Orchestrating Enterprise Security in the Cloud

Most businesses use the cloud for at least some applications - collaboration, email, backups and disaster recovery. And many more plan to in the next 12 months. According to "Orchestrating Security in the Cloud," a SANS survey, 40 percent of businesses store or process sensitive data in the cloud. But is it safe from...

2016 Global Cybersecurity Assurance Report Card

Over the last twelve months the world has seen costly and destructive cyberattacks target organizations of all sizes regardless of industry or geography. With so much at stake, organizations need to know where their security programs are effective and where they are falling short. Tenable has developed the...

Cybersecurity is a Business Issue: Enabling Execs to Communicate with the Board

Today, inundated with frequent headlines about high profile security breaches, cyber risk has joined the list of concerns for business executives. Executives need to know if their organisation is managing cyber risk adequately, and they must be able to communicate that information upward to their board members who...

Closing the Gap Between Threat Detection and Effective Response

The average total organisational cost of a data breach has been on the rise. In part, these costs are due to delays in breach detection, which can often take weeks to months after the initial compromise. Delays occur because security teams do not have actionable forensic data to pinpoint compromised hosts or identify...