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Healthcare Company Gains Control Over Security Incidents

This case study is from a large healthcare organization, with dozens of hospitals and tens of thousands of employees who wanted to expand their ability to assess manage and respond to security risks across the enterprise. Their home-grown tools and spreadsheets were inefficient, not able to scale and presented...

How to Modernize the Federal Enterprise with Open Hybrid Cloud

Federal agencies increasingly view open hybrid cloud platforms as effective tools to modernize IT and adopt agile development approaches. Download this executive brief and learn how open hybrid cloud solutions allow federal agencies to: Seamlessly integrate modern IT capabilities with existing...

Market Report: Secure Operations Automation

The goal of secure operations automation is to improve processes and technology to unite IT Security and IT Operations teams with more focus on collaboration and visibility while allowing the IT Operations team to take a more active role in IT Security. This report surveyed 318 participants from both technology and...

How to Effectively Close the SecOps Gap

Competing priorities and lack of integration between security and operations teams creates gaps in the security posture that leave businesses susceptible to increased risk and cyber attacks - commonly known as the SecOps gap. Businesses must align the priorities of the security and operations teams to reduce risk and...

Re-engineering Security in the Age of Digital Transformation

A recent survey of more than 300 CIOs and CISOs found that digital transformation is forcing them to rethink their cybersecurity strategies. Executives are actively revising security models to create a culture of cybersecurity and safeguard their organizations in today's continually changing business...

When Malware Attacks Your IBM i, AIX, and Linux Servers; True Stories From the Field

Businesses around the world are seeing an increase in malware attacks, including ransomware like CryptoLocker, Locky, and zCrypt. These attacks can result in weeks of downtime, and some of the most damaging data breaches originated with malware, including the Target breach in 2014. A robust malware defense could...

2017 State of IBM i Security Study; Don't Leave Your Data Vulnerable

Another day, another data breach in the news. Ransomware at a hospital, the latest IRS breach, a phishing scam at Snapchat . . . you tune out the details. For every breach that makes headlines, dozens of other organizations have had data stolen or corrupted by hackers...or even their own users. Cyberthreats become...

Targeted Attacks are Changing Network Security; A New Approach to Responding to Complex Threats

It used to be that cybercriminals would blindly cast a wide net, sending millions of fraudulent emails in the hope that a few people would be tricked into handing over their personal or financial information. Today, targeted attacks are the weapon of choice: a far more lucrative tactic that uses malware purpose-built...

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The Evolving Face of Cyber Threats

Cyberattacks are a clear and present threat to government agencies. Full and detailed data analysis is one of the only emerging ways to get ahead of these threats. According to industry experts, cyber threat analysis currently relies on automated as well as human input. Download this whitepaper to explore: ...

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Advanced Threats Require Advanced Intelligence Techniques

The stereotype of the lone hacker is no longer valid when it comes to cyberattacks. Attackers are generally sophisticated organizations, ranging from organized criminal groups to activists to corporations to national governments. But whether your data is stolen by a nation state and then sold to organized criminal...

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Enterprise Insight Analysis for Cyber Intelligence

Today's cyber actors are becoming more sophisticated, agile and capable of getting past any network security. Organizations must evolve, replacing traditional defensive security strategies with a proactive, intelligence-driven offense to prevent and disrupt these threats. Download this white paper to explore:...

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What is Cyber Threat Analysis?

With the right combination of multi-dimensional analysis capabilities and advanced analytics, you can turn your defensive cyber strategy into a proactive one - and counter and mitigate more threats. Download this infographic to explore: How many cyber attacks an organization faces in one week; How much...

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Investigators Need Analysis Tools Which Create Actionable Intelligence

Analysts and investigators who conduct investigative analysis to combat criminal and terrorist activity face more challenges than ever. However, there are solutions to help them discover networks, patterns and trends within increasing volumes of structured and unstructured data. Download this whitepaper on IBM's i2...

Improving Threat-Hunting and Incident Response

To shift from reactive to active defense mode, organizations need to get better at both threat-hunting and incident response. Too many organizations simply lack an incident response plan before they need one, according to Tim Bandos, Senior Director of Cybersecurity at Digital Guardian. Download this interview...

Critical Capabilities for Enterprise Data Loss Prevention

IT security leaders deploy enterprise data loss prevention (DLP) for three major use cases: regulatory compliance, intellectual property protection and increased visibility into how users treat sensitive data. New research evaluates DLP products for these three use cases, based on nine critical...