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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...

The State of IBM i Security Study 2012

Too many *ALLOBJ profiles? Unrestricted network access? Default passwords? Get answers to the questions that keep you up at night. Each year, PowerTech audits hundreds of IBM i servers and compiles the data in its annual State of IBM i Security study. Download the 2012 study to learn about new findings and...

PCI Compliance Best Practices for Power Systems running IBM i

Complying with PCI requirements is now a normal part of doing business in today's interconnected world. This white paper discusses how the PCI requirements apply to an IBM i server, and describes how PowerTech software can help you meet compliance guidelines. You'll learn:...

Achieving FISMA Compliance: Continuous Monitoring Using Configuration Control and Log Management

Obtaining compliance with FISMA can be daunting, including many complex guidelines and procedures that federal agencies and organizations working with the US government must follow. Learn how Tripwire® Enterprise and Tripwire Log Center® help these organizations achieve, maintain and prove continuous FISMA...

Securing Sensitive Data: A Comprehensive Guide to Encryption Technology Approaches

Government agencies need to secure and control access to sensitive data while satisfying rigorous audit and compliance requirements. But, which encryption technology gives you the right data protection? Database encryption solutions can cause performance hits while leaving unstructured data exposed to hackers and...

Best Practices for Securing Administrative Privileges & Preferences

This white paper explains, defines and enforces the necessity to implement policies for systems that contain and allow access to sensitive data. These policies are in place to help mitigate problems in case there are security holes that allow for accidental or intentional interception of critical information, i.e....

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...

Insights into Dodd-Frank Regulations

The Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act (Dodd-Frank) is designed to significantly transform the way the financial system operates. The large scale of the law has slowed the detail and clarity that is expected with this reform. The act needs the guiding hand of a systemic approach to help with the...

Controlled Unclassified Information: 5 Steps to a Successful CUI Compliance Plan

By December 6, 2011, all federal agencies must develop a compliance plan for how they will identify and protect Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI). Is your agency ready? In this white paper, Patricia Hammar, executive secretary of the CUI Presidential Task Force, provides expert advice on developing a CUI...

Managing IT Costs to Align with Agencies' Budgets

What is the budgetary impact of IT assets on our agencies' operations? How can we control costs as we continue to bring on new technology? Are we responding to service issues as quickly as our units need? As agencies continue to deal with IT infrastructure growth, they must also deal with an equally increasing need to...

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Protect Your Agency Against Dangerous & Costly Fraudulent Activities

Today's DNS infrastructure requires greater security measures to protect companies from dangerous and costly fraudulent activities. This whitepaper summarizes the variety of activities that put today's DNS infrastructures at risk, and explores the key benefits of deploying a DNS Security Extension (DNSSEC) for added...

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Simplifying DNSSEC with Secure64 DNS Signer

DNSSEC adds critically needed trust to the DNS, but deploying DNSSEC can be complex, time consuming and error prone. This whitepaper shows how Secure64 DNS Signer provides a simple, scalable, and secure solution for DNSSEC deployment. Download this whitepaper to learn about: A variety of Secure64 DNS Signer...

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How to Plan for DNSSEC

This whitepaper guides you in setting up your DNSSEC key and signing policies that are right for your organization, and summarizes the advantages and disadvantages of three different approaches to deploying DNSSEC: do-it-yourself with software, do-it-yourself with a hardware-security module (HSM), and automated...

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DNSSEC Made Simple and Secure

This flyer provides an overview of how deploying a Secure64 DNS Signer solution with HP provides you with a power, flexible solution that meets your business needs today and dynamically adapts as those needs change. Downloading this asset will help you: See how HP and Seure64 DNS Signer can make your DNSSEC...

2011-2012 Firewall Buyers Guide

The firewall is the most strategic component of an organization's network security infrastructure. This has raised the need for organizations to analyze their currrent state of firewall technology along with researching the need of next- generation firewall capabilities. The rapidly changing needs of organizations and...