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Multi-faceted Approach to Reduce Fraud, Maintain Compliance and Manage Efficiently

Financial crime schemes are increasing in frequency and sophistication. Organized crime syndicates attacking financial institutions and their customers are global, professional, and experts at monetizing stolen information. Criminals continue to blur the lines among cybercrimes, fraud and money laundering crimes -...

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Transforming Federal Fortifications into Intelligence-Driven Defenses

Sophisticated hackers, organized criminals, foreign governments and other adversaries motivated by financial gain, politics, and even twisted cravings for infamy are now working around-the-clock to attack valuable information assets inside nearly every U.S. government institution. As traditional network perimeters...

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Operation Nighthawk: Finding Fast Answers from Big Volumes of Data

Special Operations Forces (SOF) from friendly countries use joint training exercises, such as Operation Nighthawk, to improve their own capabilities and to ensure that they can work together to counter cross-border and multi-national threats. Operation Nighthawk was a 2014 multinational SOF training exercise,...

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Indicators of Compromise: Forensics of a Breach

Indicators are everywhere. The "check engine" light tells you when one of your car's systems has failed. Your cell phone alerts you when the battery is low. Your home security system sounds an alarm if it detects an intruder, and your home computer displays a warning message when a device or piece of software...

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Inside the Dyre Wolf Malware Campaign

In the world of cyber security there's nothing new about banking trojans, malware designed to leach money from compromised accounts. The Dyre malware, rich in features and constantly updated to avoid detection by standard security mechanisms, is a particularly effective example of the threat, capable of transferring...

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Battling Security Threats from Within Your Organization

Imagine a scenario: In a single day, a disgruntled employee opposed to the practices of your company downloads sensitive or confidential company documents, announces his or her resignation, and tells the inside story to a journalist friend. The revelations become front-page news, and the company's legal and public...

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Ponemon: 2015 Cost of Data Breach Study (Global Analysis)

What truly affects the cost of a data breach? Ponemon Institute's latest study of 350 organizations around the globe details both the cost and impact of data breaches, with breakdowns by industry and country.

5 Myths Holding Your Security Program Back

Dan Greer, renowned for his contributions to the security industry, argues that there are five misconceptions common to many data protection programs. This whitepaper applies his arguments and demonstrates: How security teams can redirect their resources to focus on proactive data protection How to simplify...

The Levels of Mobile Security

Mobile devices are ubiquitous, and whether they are employee-owned or enterprise-issued, they all contain data that is owned by different constituents. And each of these constituents has unique security and privacy needs. Mobility has quickly evolved from being a "project" to an enterprise platform. What are the key...

Experian's 2015-2016 Data Breach Response Guide

It's certainly no secret that large-scale data breaches are happening with regularity, and at a higher frequency than ever before. Businesses across the globe recognize that, today, no company is safe. It goes without saying that developing a data breach response plan has become a critical component of doing...

Standards for Cybersecurity

There is little direct regulation of cybersecurity in the oil and gas sector, but there is a body of standards and best practices from both industry and government to help companies ensure that their policies and status meet their needs for securing their own infrastructures and data. While these are guidelines...

Solutions For Securing The Oil and Gas Infrastructures

Companies have different needs and are at different levels in the maturity of their security programs, and so will have different paths to their desired end state. Unfortunately, awareness of the critical nature of cybersecurity often is lacking in the industry, particularly regarding Operational Technology systems....

Out of Pocket: A Comprehensive Mobile Threat Assessment

Mobile devices have become critical in today's digital workplace. But most organizations lack the security to ensure they, and the data they contain, are secure. Most security teams cannot fully account for - let alone monitor - the vast array of apps that have access to valuable corporate data. Download this...

Define A Road Map To Accelerate Your Security Program

A security road map guides your team's projects and initiatives. Even more importantly, it explains to your key stakeholders how you're using the budget and resources given. Don't fall into the old routine of simply listing the technologies you'll implement and integrate over the next year; use the road map to...

Insights Into Brand Spoofing Tactics

Email fraud is rife and costs companies like yours millions every year. Implementing the authentication standard DMARC (Domain-based Authentication Reporting and Conformance) to block bad email before it reaches consumer inboxes is a great first step. But DMARC isn't enough. Real-time email threat intelligence...