Page 216 - White Papers in Next-Generation Technologies & Secure Development

Next Generation Log & Event Management

Knowing what changes have been made to your IT infrastructure is vital, particularly when they are unauthorized. Identifying any suspicious events is also paramount. Read this white paper to learn more about an all-in-one log and event management solution that provides real-time visibility into all threatening...

Operational Resiliency: How to Improve Performance

When it comes to operational readiness, experts agree: The IT and network infrastructure are critical to a government organization's ability to: Ensure operational readiness; Optimize threat response; Act on credible intelligence. With its network optimization solutions, Riverbed works with government...

Automated, Continuous PCI Compliance

This white paper details how Tripwire IT security and compliance automation solutions help keep the IT infrastructure in a continuously PCI-compliant - and secure-state. Tripwire Enterprise does this with a compliance policy for PCI, file integrity monitoring, real-time analysis of change and easy access to...

Cisco vs. ShoreTel: Who Really Delivers Value for Large Enterprise Companies?

Get the side-by-side comparison of industry's leading Enterprise PBX solutions and vendors. Our Focus product specialists evaluated big players, like Cisco Systems and ShoreTel, across 30 feature categories. The enterprise (medium to large-sized business) market is getting more and more attention from...

Meeting Government Security and Regulatory Goals through Network Access Control

Government agencies must protect highly sensitive data and critical network infrastructure from a constant barrage of security threats. A single security breach can cost millions of dollars in damages and lawsuits, as well as have an intangible but very costly impact to the agency's reputation. Furthermore, government...

Sponsored by Tenable Network Security, Inc.

Real-Time FISMA Compliance Monitoring

The E-Government Act, passed into law in December 2002, recognized that information security is essential to protect the nation's economic and national security interests. Title III of the E-Government Act, the Federal Information Security Management Act (FISMA), requires United States government agencies to develop,...

Global Security Threats & Trends: Cisco 2009 Annual Security Report

Cisco Security Intelligence Operations announces the Cisco 2009 Annual Security Report. The updated report includes information about 2009 global threats and trends, as well as security recommendations for 2010. Managing and securing today's distributed and agile network is increasingly challenging, with cloud...

Sponsored by McAfee

Regulatory Scrutiny: Protecting Sensitive Data

So what exactly is regulated data? It depends on the industry. Many regulations focus on personally identifiable information on individuals, such as Social Security numbers, addresses, or credit card numbers. It also can be computer access protection data (such as passwords) or protected patient health information...

Clearance Application Data Protection

Many federal government agencies issue security clearances via the Department of Defense's Defense Security Service (DSS). With the automation of this clearance process, using the SF-86 electronic form, come security concerns for all stakeholders in the process. Learn how one defense contractor used Liquid Machines'...

FISMA: Achieving & Maintaining Compliance to Ensure Security of Systems & Data

In 2002, Congress passed the E-Government Act, containing the Federal Information Security Management Act (FISMA). This law requires federal agencies - and the foundations, educational institutions, and organizations that receive federal funds to develop, document, and implement information security programs to...

Sponsored by McAfee

Unsecured Economies: Protecting Vital Information

As businesses all over the world struggle to survive the economic downturn, the pressure is compounded by security risks due to data leakage, data loss, and outside attacks - which have increased substantially over the past year. Information - and especially intellectual property - has become an attractive and...

Sponsored by McAfee

Protecting Your Vital Information

Nearly 250 million records - from patient medical data to Social Security numbers - were exposed because of security breaches in 2008 alone. In a panic to avoid making headlines as the next company involved in a data breach, enterprises are rushing to acquire new technologies without considering best practices and...

Sponsored by McAfee

Government Data at Risk: Effective Data Governance and Security Management

In today's "knowledge economy," government data is a lucrative target for cybercriminals. A strong data governance program that complements data security is of paramount importance. There is so much for government CIOs to consider when it comes to protecting citizen data and sensitive government information. To...

Sharing Sensitive & Proprietary Information Among Government Agencies

Part of the regulatory process all government agencies go through involves the sharing of sensitive and proprietary information. The efficiency of information exchange can help avoid a variety of disasters from cyber attacks to financial meltdowns. Now, with regulatory reform imminent, agencies have no choice but to...

3 Simple Steps to Ensure DIACAP Compliance

Successful operations are a matter of life and death at the Department of Defense (DoD). But with increasing reliance on information technology, and cyber threats around every corner, the agency takes security very seriously. Hence, the DoD Information Assurance Certification and Accreditation Process, or...