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9 Tips for Securely Mobilizing Your Microsoft Investment

Many organizations start with mobile email. However, once you finish mobilizing Exchange, your users will be asking for Lync, SharePoint and more. While you may be mobilizing Microsoft apps today, consider security needs, device diversity, and user demand for other business apps to ensure your strategy is scalable and...

Sony Hack: Lessons Learned & Tips to Avoid an Email Hack

With enterprise users having nearly ubiquitous access to corporate email and attachments on mobile devices, they are becoming an increasingly attractive access point for attackers. It only takes a few minutes to penetrate the standard protections on most mobile devices, and doing so can expose both sensitive corporate...

Gartner's Enterprise Mobile Security Model

As organizations move to highly mobilized workforces, IT departments are challenged with evolving mobile security policies, moving from programs that addressed device and email security, to addressing a wide range of mobile applications, both on-premise and cloud-based. This fundamental shift requires an understanding...

A Digital Publisher's Guide to Measuring and Mitigating Bot Traffic

The digital advertising marketplace - both supply-side and demand-side - is under sustained attack from increasingly sophisticated automated robot programs (bots) designed to divert, steal, and otherwise defraud to the tune of billions of dollars every year. This Digital Publisher's Guide explores the current...

AML Compliance: Staying Ahead of Financial Crimes

Financial crimes are growing in frequency and complexity with advances in technology providing malicious insiders and organized criminals more opportunity to commit crimes. Furthermore, the drumbeat to remain compliant continues. New regulatory guidelines continue to arise with increased scrutiny and complexity, so...

Why a Network-based Security Solution is Better than Using Point Solutions Architectures

As security requirements and cyber threats keep evolving, network-based security that relies on monitoring command and control servers, suspect sites and IP addresses, and Netflow sessions, as well as looking for unusual activity, brings many benefits. In particular, network-based security offers enhanced...

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Cyber Crime Takes Aim at Retailers

The retail industry is booming. What's more, retailers are investing in e-commerce strategies and user-friendly websites to further entice consumers and to stay competitive. They're also upgrading point-of-sale (POS) systems to improve control and introducing contactless payment to speed up the purchasing process. ...

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Incident Response: How to Fight Back

IR teams, typically operating under a formalized IR plan, are designed to detect, investigate and, when necessary, remediate organizational assets in the event of a critical incident. SANS conducted a survey with the goal being to get a clearer picture of what IR teams are up against today. Such as, the types of...

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A Required Escalation In Cyber Defense

In an environment of constant attacks, network packet capture and advanced security analytics are needed to discover the attack in progress and provide the intelligence to minimize the damage done. Advance knowledge of the reconnaissance phase, early probes of vulnerable systems, suspicious lateral movement, and...

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More Than One Way to Scrape a POS

Retail organizations have always been tempting targets to cyber criminals looking for payment card and personally identifiable information. Protection today requires a complete picture of the network not just PoS systems. This includes all available contextual data, your unique network configuration and behavior as...

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Turning the Table on Cyber Attackers

Given the stealth of today's advanced attack malware, the scale of data compromise and speed of execution, it has been proven time and again that relying on a passive, defensive security strategy is no longer adequate. Advanced attacks are designed to be stealthy and obfuscate their tracks. In many cases, alerts are...

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Disrupting Advanced Attacks

Advanced attackers continue to get more sophisticated at finding and faster at exploiting vulnerabilities of enterprise networks. Unfortunately, most organizations are not keeping pace at detecting advanced attacks. In fact, many are failing at detection all together. Once detected, reducing the response time, from...

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DDoS Defense for Financial Services Companies

Distributed denial of service (DDoS) attacks are increasingly becoming one of the most grievous security threats that any company with a significant online presence faces. In fact, four of the top five security threats today are DDoS related, with an average of 2,000-3,000 DDoS attacks per day on enterprises,...

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Cyber Incident Response

Data breaches and denial of service attacks are now so commonplace that only the biggest breaches make the headlines. Yet systems errors and outages are also a major threat. The costs of these types of incidents can be significant, particularly for data-intensive industries such as technology, retail and financial...

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Prioritizing Incident Response for Attacks That Matter

The news is inundated with reports of businesses being compromised by various types of security attacks. These organizations are often judged for their perceived lack of preparation, their disclosure of the breach and, perhaps most importantly, their response. A comprehensive detailed view of network activity both...