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Strategy for Securing Mobile Content: 5 Key Guidelines

Mobile computing is a powerful, easy-to-use technology that delivers impressive benefits in productivity and agility, that employees are eager to adopt. But along with the impressive benefits come substantial risks, especially related to data security. These risks include new forms of malware that target mobile...

Mobilize SharePoint Securely: Top 5 Enterprise Requirements

To stay productive, mobile workers want access to the same data they have in the office - including data stored in Enterprise Content Management (ECM) systems such as Microsoft® SharePoint. When users discover that SharePoint data can't be accessed easily on tablets and smartphones, they often work around...

Advanced Persistent Threats: Healthcare Under Attack

In recent months the Dell SecureWorks Counter Threat Unit has found that the healthcare industry is particularly vulnerable to advanced threats, with many of the most prevalent malware tools used by Advanced Persistent Threat (APT) groups affecting the healthcare industry at a rate comparable to or greater than its...

2012 Annual DDoS Attack and Impact Survey: A Year-to-Year Analysis

Last year, Neustar reported on the DDoS landscape. Earlier this year, Neustar surveyed IT pros on their experiences in 2012. Did the threat of DDoS grow or shrink? What were the costs of downtime? In total, were companies better prepared to protect their websites and their brands? DDoS attacks continue to grow in...

Defending Against Advanced Persistent Threats: Strategies for a New Era of Attacks

Targeted threats, highly advanced methods and well-funded, motivated perpetrators make standard Internet and network security measures an insufficient defense against advanced persistent threats (APTs). While traditional perimeter and infrastructure protection may help prevent or delay the initial network penetration,...

Sponsored by RSA, The Security Division of EMC

Implementing a Security Analytics Architecture

New security threats demand a new approach to security management. Security teams need a security analytics architecture that can handle a much greater volume and wider scope of data than at present, not to mention provide them with tools to lead them quickly to the most pressing issues. They need threat intelligence...

Security You Can Bank On: Protecting Financial Data Against Targeted Attacks

Financial institutions and their online banking customers are frequently the targets of advanced and persistent cyber threats. These institutions also face regulations which create complex and sometimes onerous compliance requirements. Download our white paper to learn more about how you can comply with security and...

Detecting and Stopping Advanced Attacks

Every enterprise has high-value information that is vital to its success. As cyber-attack techniques become more sophisticated your "digital gold" is increasingly vulnerable. Today's cyber threats have changed in sophistication, in focus, and in their potential impact on your business. Download this eBook to...

DDoS: Evolving Threats, Solutions

DDoS attacks on banks are becoming more rampant, advanced and persistent. Attackers are continuing to work around the clock in developing and sharpening their toolset and methodologies used to perform these attacks. Most attacks have been brute-force against multiple institutions; others have been subtle, probing...

2013 Annual Cost of Failed Trust Report: Threats & Attacks

For the first time, Ponemon Institute has quantified the staggering costs of failures in cryptographic key and digital certificate management. The First Annual Cost of Failed Trust Report, underwritten by Venafi, reveals findings such as: Hundreds of millions lost due to failure to control trust; Serious...

Sponsored by Sourcefire Network Security

Your Organization Has Just Been Attacked by Malware - Now What?

Targeted, elusive and honed, advanced malware penetrates environments from an array of attack vectors, takes endless form factors, launches attacks over time and can obfuscate the exfiltration of data. While malware detection and protection technologies have evolved and demonstrate significant improvements over...

Spear-Phishing Email: Most Favored APT Attack Bait

Spear phishing has been regarded as the favored means by APT attackers to infiltrate target networks. In a typical spear-phishing attack, a specially crafted email is sent to specific individuals in a targeted organization. The recipients are convinced through clever and relevant social engineering tactics to either...

Detect, Analyze and Respond to Targeted Attacks

Advanced Persistent Threats (APTs) and targeted attacks have clearly proven their ability to evade conventional security defenses, to remain undetected for extended periods, and to exfiltrate corporate data and intellectual property. Analysts and experts recognize these issues, and recommend that agencies redefine...

Forrester Comparison Guide: Enterprise Mobile Management Solutions

Symantec named a Leader in the The Forrester Wave: Enterprise Mobile Management, Q3 2014. Read the Forrester Research, Inc report and get in-depth expertise on the enterprise mobility market. We recommend this analyst report for anyone evaluating enterprise mobility solutions or looking to gain a better...

Web Application Attack Vectors: Delving into XXS and Shellshock Activity

In 2015, there were nine common web application attack vectors. They represent a cross section of many of the most common categories seen in industry vulnerability lists. The goal of this report is not to validate any one of the vulnerability lists, but instead to look at some of the characteristics of these...