Page 115 - White Papers in Fraud Management & Cybercrime

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What's Your Organization's Plan When Malware Sneaks in?

A full 60% of organizations haven't done the basics. Read this ESG Brief, Advanced Malware Protection Must Extend to Incident Detection and Response, and discover: How your organization's incident response steps stack up Why 'stop the bleeding' approaches are inadequate A 5-step process to enhance your...

Simplifying Employees Investigations

If your employees are spending personal time online during work hours at a typical rate, you could actually be paying the equivalent of six employees' salaries a year for nothing. And that's just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to how employees can take their own companies down financially. Fraud, harassment and...

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5 New Laws of Anti-Malware

Malware has changed considerably since the early PC viruses first introduced more than 25 years ago. Today, it evolves so quickly that many customers find it nearly impossible to stay ahead of the latest threat. If the explosion in advanced malware variants wasn't enough, sophisticated Client Side Attacks and...

The Threat Within: The Case for Zero Trust Access Control

You've already invested considerable time and resources into security measures to protect your network and systems from outsiders. But have you addressed the growing threat posed by your privileged users? Privileged users are employees and third parties with root or superuser access to your most critical systems....

Governing User Access: Why Provisioning-Centric Approaches Fall Short

Organizations of all sizes continue to face ever-stricter regulatory and security requirements to protect their IT assets from unauthorized use. In response, many enterprises have embarked upon Identity and Access Management (IAM) initiatives, only to be disappointed with the cost, speed and effectiveness of their...

How to Secure a Moving Target with Limited Resources

This white paper outlines the limitations of traditional defense mechanisms; specifically, how cybercriminals have refined the malware manufacturing and development process to systematically bypass them - thereby initiating an arms race with defenders. Security patches are found to be a primary and effective means to...

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Reaping the "Trust Dividend" - Federal Agencies Can Move Services Online Now with an Identity Button (Like Facebook) - and Save Billions

The move of paper-based transactional services online doesn't create just cost savings and efficiencies. E-Gov creates a "Trust Dividend," thanks to the use of trustable online identities - issued by private enterprise, and relied upon by government. Making this switch now will help your agency achieve the benefits of...

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Realizing the Promise of Health Information Exchange

Health information exchange (HIE) - the electronic movement of health-related information among organizations according to nationally recognized standards - has the potential to transform nearly every aspect of healthcare delivery in this country. Recent policies have helped fund major growth in the world of...

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The Three Pillars of Trust: Adopting a New Service Architecture for Trusted Transactions with Government on the Internet

All organizations - including federal agencies - must leverage technologies that exist today to secure online transaction systems for E-Gov. Until now, fragmented silos of security technologies have been used to protect individual applications, data, or users. In a world of Webconnected smart phones and interactive...

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Cyber 2020: Asserting Global Leadership in the Cyber Domain

How should the United States respond as global competitors expand their influence over the Internet and build cyber capabilities? An analysis of the Internet in 2020 shows that the United States must develop a strategy that focuses on more than technology to retain its cyberpower status. Read this white paper and...

Combating the Insider Risk to Data

While external threats to corporate data have made headlines, an even greater threat is posed by company employees. Sometimes, employees accidently expose sensitive data to the public by losing valuable data stored on a USB drive or laptop that is lost or stolen. At other times, disgruntled laid-off employees may...

Securing Retail POS Systems & Meeting PCI Compliance

There's something new in the air that retailers, especially the directors of information technology (IT) operations at the store, are starting to research and implement called "application whitelisting". This technology is being presented as the panacea for Payment Card Industry (PCI) compliance, and is being welcomed...

New Insider Threat Emerges in the New Economy

Information security experts are bracing for the law of unintended consequences to swing into action in 2009 as layoffs, downsizing and low morale bring the worst out of trusted insiders looking to profit off of proprietary intellectual property, customer contact lists, trade secrets and any other sensitive...

Authentication and Fraud Detection Buyer's Guide

This guide has been developed to assist organizations in identifying their requirements for an authentication and fraud detection solution, and in selecting a solution that meets their security needs. It outlines key questions that should be considered during the selection process to ensure that the chosen solution...

From Trust to Process: Closing the Risk Gap in Privileged Access Control

High-privilege administrative accounts hold the keys to gain access to the most sensitive IT processes and proprietary data - yet this level of access is far too often based on little more than trust alone. In this whitepaper, Enterprise Management Associates (EMA) examines this critical issue in IT security...