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Your Data Under Siege: Defeating the Enemy of Complexity

Complexity is to cybersecurity what kryptonite is to Superman. Even if you have adequate antivirus protection, are there still holes in your IT security armor? Is lack of bandwidth to manage the growing list of threats, endpoints, and security systems making your organization vulnerable? This white paper provides...

Securely Accelerate Your Mobile Business

As consumers expect a better mobile engagement experience, teams look to improve employee productivity, and BYOD takes hold within the enterprise, the business must deal with a consistent dilemma, accelerating business initiatives while mitigating risk. No longer is a device only security solution adequate, often...

Why Strong Authentication is a Must for All Users

The trends impacting business today-cloud adoption, increased mobility, rise of social media and the increased amount of online data sharing- make the need for strong authentication more important than ever. The IT department can no longer firmly establish a network perimeter and rely on simple username and...

Attacks on Point of Sales Systems

Credit and debit card data theft is one of the earliest forms of cybercrime and persists today. Cybercrime gangs organize sophisticated operations to steal vast amounts of data before selling it in underground marketplaces. Criminals can use the data stolen from a card's magnetic strip to create clones. It's a...

Layered Security: Why It Works

Organizations operating in the digital world today need layers of security so that an email message that gets through the firewall will get stopped by the mail server's antivirus; and if it makes it through that, then it should be stopped by the workstation's antivirus. If the hostile program actually secures a...

A Modern Framework for Network Security in Government

Governments around the world are undergoing change. Whether reducing data center footprints, virtualizing existing services to reduce costs and "go green", or advancing security strategies to thwart advanced attacks in the field or at home, governments are demanding more from their cybersecurity solutions today....

Connected Governments and Agile Militaries: Meeting the Security Requirements of Today's Evolving Governments

Governments around the world are undergoing change. Whether reducing their data center footprints, virtualizing existing services to reduce costs and "go green", or advancing security to thwart today's advanced attacks in the field or at home, governments have different requirements of their cybersecurity solutions...

Protecting Payment Information with PCI DSS Version 3 Compliance

When a string of large-scale, high-profile retail data breaches hit last year, credit card data security stole the national spotlight and remains prominent in the minds of many consumers and industry leaders now. How can businesses better fortify their systems against the malicious activity of hackers, as well as...

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Consumer Sentiment in the Wake of Mega Breaches

The last two years have seen the largest "mega" data breaches in history. In an attempt to better understand the effects these data breaches have on consumers. A study conducted by the Ponemon Institute, surveyed consumers on a variety of topics related to their feelings and behaviors in the wake of being a data...

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Lessons Learned from the Trenches: Handling Mega Breaches

As the era of big data continues to march forward, so does the number of data breaches. In fact, studies indicate that companies are attacked an average of almost 17,000 times per year, and many of those attacks result in a quantifiable data breach. With this reality facing us, many security experts are...

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Policymakers Renew Focus on Data Breach Laws

Despite being a top priority for the Obama administration and leadership in Congress over the past year, legislation to establish a national data security and breach standard remains undefined. Instead, risk managers and legal professionals are faced with a rough patchwork of state and sectoral laws - each with its...

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The Risks of Using eHealth Resources

The risk of exposing personally identifiable information (PII) and protected health information (PHI) has many consumers reluctant to fully utilize and access the online health services and resources (eHealth) available, according to a study, Risks & Rewards of Online & Mobile Health Services: Consumer Attitudes...

2014 State of IBM i Security Study

IBM i remains one of the most securable servers, but poor configuration and missing controls can result in undetected data access, fraud, or worse. The only study focused exclusively on IBM i security found an alarming 94% of systems fail to protect all 27 exit points. How many of your exit points are...

Financial Services Firms and Energy Companies Vulnerable to Data-Breaching Malware

Financial services firms and energy companies - two industries highly targeted by cybercriminals - must move quickly to address their cybersecurity deficiencies and shore up their defenses against advanced malware threats. The research reveals: 72% of U.S. financial services and energy firms say they expect...

It's All About the App: Mobile Security That Helps Enable the Business

Users spend, on average, 82 percent of their mobile minutes with apps and just 18 percent with web browsers. It's the lean, restricted functionality of mobile apps that makes them both convenient and task-oriented - and a major reason why they're so attractive to consumers and businesses. But mobile app development...