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Solutions For Securing The Oil and Gas Infrastructures

Companies have different needs and are at different levels in the maturity of their security programs, and so will have different paths to their desired end state. Unfortunately, awareness of the critical nature of cybersecurity often is lacking in the industry, particularly regarding Operational Technology systems....

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Out of Pocket: A Comprehensive Mobile Threat Assessment

Mobile devices have become critical in today's digital workplace. But most organizations lack the security to ensure they, and the data they contain, are secure. Most security teams cannot fully account for - let alone monitor - the vast array of apps that have access to valuable corporate data. Download this...

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The SIEM Who Cried Wolf: Focusing Your Cybersecurity Efforts on the Alerts that Matter

For truly effective security, organizations must get a handle on the out-of-control volume of alerts. Their security tools must be able to detect advanced threats, not just common crimeware and mass-market attacks. And they must be able to see through the noise to act on the alerts that matter. Download this white...

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Closing the Skills Gap: Enhance Your Tools, Team and Security Service Providers

Companies invest millions of dollars in network appliances and other technology to protect themselves from cyber threats. But determined attackers constantly change their tactics. Security teams often lack the investigative expertise, intelligence on attackers, and forensics tools to find and cut off determined...

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Maginot Revisited: More Real-World Results from Real-World Tests

Attackers are bypassing conventional security deployments almost at will, breaching systems in a wide swath of industries and geographies. That's the stark conclusion of new data gathered by more than 1,600 FireEye network and email sensors deployed in real-world networks. Download this special report to...

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Define A Road Map To Accelerate Your Security Program

A security road map guides your team's projects and initiatives. Even more importantly, it explains to your key stakeholders how you're using the budget and resources given. Don't fall into the old routine of simply listing the technologies you'll implement and integrate over the next year; use the road map to...

Insights Into Brand Spoofing Tactics

Email fraud is rife and costs companies like yours millions every year. Implementing the authentication standard DMARC (Domain-based Authentication Reporting and Conformance) to block bad email before it reaches consumer inboxes is a great first step. But DMARC isn't enough. Real-time email threat intelligence...

3 Approaches to Maintaining a Well-protected Virtual Environment

Virtualizing servers and desktops can bring enormous business benefits, but are virtual machines more secure than physical machines? The answer is no. While there may be a handful of attack vectors to which VMs are less prone - ransomeware threats to virtual servers, for example - VMs are just as vulnerable to most...

Preventing Targeted Attacks: Security Recommendations and Mitigation Efforts

Cybersecurity is a major concern in both the private and public sectors. Targeted attacks aimed at commercial and government organizations are on the rise, in both frequency and severity. In recent years, threat actors have become increasingly focused on targeting corporations to obtain sensitive information for...

Customer Service and Fraud Protection - the Great Dichotomy

Financial crimes can be complex, often spanning national borders. Combatting them involves a range of challenges, including: Correctly identifying a bank's "customer"; Understanding hidden patterns and relationships among customers; Covering the cost of investigations and compliance reporting; Reducing false...

The ROI of Fighting Fraud

A penny saved is a penny earned, as Benjamin Franklin made familiar in Poor Richard's Almanac in 1737 - and every penny of fraud loss recovered (or better yet, avoided) goes straight to the organization's bottom line. Present-day examples span the gamut of industries. The losses are in the billions and growing -...

Social Media Hacks: Techniques, Detection, and Prevention Methods

"Social media hack": these words have become synonymous with embarrassing front-page news stories featuring major companies and figures who have fallen victim to misuse of their designated community channels. As social media has risen in popularity, hackers have realized that it's a ripe target. Facebook,...

4 Unique Challenges of Social Media Compliance

Everywhere you look, corporate investments in social media are on the rise. However, increased investment in social also comes with increased compliance risk. Regulators recognize social media as a public communication channel subject to existing earnings disclosure, truth in advertising, and data privacy regulations....

Balancing Customer ID Verification and Convenience in Retail Banking

For new customers, account opening can range from a relatively quick 10 minutes to a lengthy 30 minutes. The average time for online account opening was 16.25 minutes. The most commonly stated problem with the account opening process was ID authentication. The entire process, from consumers having information to...

Is Customer Verification the Achilles Heel in Online Account Opening?

Across the financial services world, the prevailing consumer demand for 'wherever and whenever' is driving banks to offer new digital services and to attract new customers to their digital channels. Unsurprisingly, while digital banking is booming, the bank branch has seen better days. The rise of digital and the...