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How Malware Writers Are Taking Advantage of Virtualization

As virtualization projects continue to accelerate, organizations are discovering they have changed how datacenters are architected, built, and managed. With this evolution, there are areas of security concern organizations must address as they move, ever-increasingly, to rely on virtualization. It is important to...

Securing the Virtual Infrastructure without Impacting Performance

Virtualization offers remarkable benefits to organizations. However, organizations that are aggressively pursuing virtualization are not realizing the full possible return on investments in virtualization. However, too often, organizations don't consider the need to identify new endpoint antimalware solutions. ...

The Challenges of Email Encryption

Not all email encryption solutions are created equal. Some can compromise ease-of-use and force users-both your employees sending encrypted email and your customers and partners receiving encrypted email-to jump through hoops. What once was a fast communication tool can become a frustrating barrier to business. The...

Virtualization Security Options: Choose Wisely

For virtualization security, there's no one size fits all solution...and trying to fit your organization's specific needs into the wrong security product can be a costly mistake. Do you know how to pick the right option for your organization? A new whitepaper from Kaspersky Lab, Virtualization Security Options:...

Rebuilding Customer Trust in Breach Response: The Do's and Don'ts

Against an unrelenting drumbeat of increasingly sophisticated security and fraud attacks, most organizations now understand that a professional, efficient response to a data breach is the difference between a customer uprising and an opportunity to quickly reestablish trust. However, every minute matters and every...

Turn the Tables on Infection Dwell Time

There is an infinite amount of malware code at attackers' disposal yet a finite number of skilled security staff able to deal with the volume of noise they create daily. If the last year of unending breach headlines is a barometer, it's safe to assume that legacy approaches to security will not cut it in this new...

Infographic: 3 Tips for Choosing a Next-Generation Firewall

Take a threat-centric approach to security. Don't settle for costly security point solutions or less secure Unified Threat Management (UTM) products. Keep your midsize organization secure from threats before, during, and after an attack- today and into the future. If your midsize organization needs advanced...

Infographic: Midmarket Cybersecurity

You face unprecedented challenges to protect your midsize business from cybersecurity threats. New trends such as mobility and cloud are changing how you need to secure devices, data and your network. To deal with these challenges, you need a smart, scalable threat-centric security model. This model needs to provide...

5 Steps For Securing The Data Center: Why Traditional Security May Not Work

Data center administrators face a significant challenge: They need to secure the data center without compromising the performance and functionality that new data center environments enable. Many are looking to secure the data center using solutions designed for the Internet edge, but these solutions are not enough. ...

Intelligent Cloud Data Protection

Significant cost drivers have placed the cloud firmly in the sights of CIOs. Unfortunately, these drivers have often been stalled by a fear that the cloud is an exposed environment that is not only difficult to secure but also a regulatory nightmare. Fortunately, there are concrete mechanisms that can protect cloud...

Healthcare Company Emails Are Putting Customers At Risk-What You Can Do To Stop It.

Innovations in healthcare IT are empowering patients like never before. But with big benefits come major risks. Medical data, worth 10x more than a credit card number on the black market, is extremely valuable to cybercriminals. As a result, cyber attacks in healthcare are skyrocketing up 125% since 2010. Inbound...

How Credit Unions Can Use Cyber Risk Intelligence to Reduce Risk and Improve Efficiency

When it comes to fraud, data breaches, and other cybercrime activities, credit unions tend to get far less coverage in the media. Small banking and credit unions have to keep pace and make technology and innovation an integral part of their strategy. However, if not properly managed, this technology race can...

Enterprise Security: Focusing Protection on Your Employees

Enterprises rely on powerful arrays of firewalls and secure gateways to keep attackers at bay. But for this security model to work, every user must access the Internet through a protected, centralized pathway. As employees increasingly access the web through a multitude of insecure channels, it's time for a change of...

What Does the Cloud Mean to Enterprise Security?

Enterprise CIOs and CISOs are asking: what does the cloud mean to enterprise security? In today's Everywhere Enterprise, mobile devices outnumber PCs, users are accessing applications and storing data in the cloud, and streaming media and social media are stretching the limits of corporate bandwidth and compliance....

APT: The Best Defense Is a Full Spectrum Offense

APT attacks have led to highly visible security breaches at Target and other well-known organizations. This whitepaper explores three approaches for combating the critical APT lifecycle stages - protect, detect and remediate. The whitepaper also highlights how multi-tenant cloud solutions are better equipped than...