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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,...

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...

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...

5 Tips For Having the Cybersecurity Talk With Your Boss

Talking to your boss about cybersecurity is vital, yet we often get sidetracked by day-to-day activities and never take the time to sit down and get on the same page about cybersecurity. In this eBook, you'll find practical steps on how to effectively structure a conversation with your boss about cybersecurity...

Proactive Malware Hunting

If malware infections and data breaches are inevitable, then why should organizations even try to be proactive? Isn't a reactive stance more appropriate? Not so, says Marcin Kleczynski, CEO of Malwarebytes. In an interview about proactive malware detection, Kleczynski discusses: Why it's not enough to react to...

Incident Response: Lessons Government Can Learn from Industry

Government agencies used to be the top attack target, as well as the top source of threat intelligence. How did the private sector turn the tables, and what can government do to improve? Rapid7's Wade Woolwine offers insight. One of the biggest security gaps exposed by recent high-profile breaches? Government's...

What You Need to Know About Insider Threat Prevention

Data loss is a growing issue for companies around the globe. Everyone's on the go and intellectual property is equally as mobile. While the focus on leaks via removable drives and other media is admirable, the bulk of the problem lies in the tool everyone uses almost every moment of the day: email. Download this...

The Holistic Approach to Preventing Zero Day Attacks

The news has been full of attacks on retailers. Target, which lost the data of more than 100 million customers, is just the highest profile example. Although tiny in comparison to Target, the attacks on Neiman Marcus and Michael's Stores also affected about four million customers. In this white paper, we...

Combating the Biggest Cyber Threats to the Financial Services Industry

Financial institutions have long been a favorite target of criminals. Technology has changed the game and added more threats for the financial services (FS) industry. Today's "bank robbers" are looking for more than just cash and need never set foot inside a brick-and-mortar establishment to get what they are looking...

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Information Lifecycle Governance for Banking

Today's banking institutions face significant business challenges related to and arising from informational silos and insufficient enterprise policies regarding information, all of which are exacerbated by the ever-increasing twin burdens of regulatory compliance and litigation. Download this white paper to...

Using Cyber Insurance and Cybercrime Data to Limit Your Business Risk

The market for cyber liability insurance has been around for over a decade, but only recently has it experienced a spike in demand. The variety of recent high-profile data breaches have cast light on the importance of having coverage should a cyber-attack strike a business. No business is immune to a cyber-attack,...

Black Hat 2015 Hacker Survey Report

According to Thycotic's 2015 Black Hat Hacker Survey, hackers confirmed they continue to easily compromise privileged accounts - the "keys to the kingdom" that help them unlock access to virtually any part of your network, including mission critical data. Download this report to discover: What hackers target...

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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,...