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Looking Forward And Looking Back: 2016 Cybersecurity Predictions

Every year, cybersecurity pundits cast predictions for which issues will make headlines in the year to come. Instead of assessing what the next 365 days will bring, this report outlines predictions with a three year rolling window. Download this report to explore changes within How the PCs and mobile...

The Economic Risk Of Confidential Data On Mobile Devices In The Workplace

The purpose of this research is to understand the economic risk due to the explosive use of mobile devices with access to sensitive and confidential information in the workplace. In this study, the financial consequences of malware infections and hackers that target employees' devices can be enormous. Download...

Mobile Security: The Five Questions Modern Organisations Are Asking

The modern organisation has recognised the need to embrace mobile devices in the workplace. Some have fully implemented a bring-your-own-device (BYOD) program, while others are now just starting to consider these mobility programs. Whether you've already embraced enterprise mobility or are just starting to consider...

What You Need To Know About Vendor Risk Management In Financial Institutions

Cybersecurity in the financial services industry is rapidly evolving. Do you know how to stay ahead of the curve? The financial sector has been a pioneer for vendor risk management (VRM) best practices for a long time. Yet cybersecurity practices are continuing to evolve, and regulatory bodies are focusing more on...

Are Cybercriminals Hiding in Your SSL Traffic?

SSL encrypted traffic is pervasive in today's enterprises and is expected to grow rapidly over the next several years. While SSL/TLS provides privacy and authentication, it also creates a blind spot for enterprise security. Cybercriminals can use SSL to hide their exploits from an organization's security controls,...

Trust Online is at the Breaking Point

The world's economy is built on the flow, sharing, and processing of data. Before the Internet could power the global economy, trusting data to be authentic, private, and unaltered was both a core requirement and an insurmountable barrier. The solution was the use of cryptographic keys and digital certificates to...

2016 CIO Study: The Threat to Our Cybersecurity Foundation

IT executives overwhelmingly agree that they have a fundamental flaw in their cybersecurity strategies. Research shows organizations are not protecting the technology that determines if software, devices, clouds, and applications are good or bad, friend or foe - cryptographic keys and digital certificates. This gap...

Advanced DDoS Protection

Although DoS attacks are not a recent phenomenon, the methods and resources available to conduct and mask such attacks have dramatically evolved to include distributed (DDoS) and, more recently, distributed reflector (DRDoS) attacks. These attacks simply cannot be addressed by traditional on-premise solutions....

Modern SSL/TLS Best Practices for Fast, Secure Websites

HTTPS isn't what it used to be. In this whitepaper, you'll learn SSL/TLS best practices for securing modern websites, such as HSTS header support, use of SHA-2, and enabling forward secrecy. But, modern SSL doesn't just better secure your site; it's designed for performance, too. You'll also discover some common...

Protecting Retail and Commercial Customers from Cybercrime

Across the financial industry, banks have implemented strong security measures to detect and respond to online fraud as it occurs. In 2012, the Pulaski Bank management team began work to update its online banking platform. The bank sought to create a "top-of- the- line" platform that gave its retail and commercial...

Unified Identity Governance

Application proliferation has created identity fragmentation as user identities are inconsistently managed across applications in the enterprise, increasing risk and cost. Enterprises need to ensure users have sufficient access privileges to perform their job functions, but for compliance and security reasons it's...

The Case for Identity Governance and Administration

Today's IT solutions increasingly leverage multiple heterogeneous platforms including mobile and cloud for mission-critical applications. With these businesses face an ever more challenging landscape and tighter regulatory controls in order to protect their brands and meet the demands of the marketplace. Today's...

Oracle Database 12c Security and Compliance

Security and compliance requires a defense in depth, multi-layered, security model that includes preventive, detective, and administrative controls. Controls should be aligned with the sensitivity of the data, its location, its environment, and applicable regulations. Additional consideration should be given to the...

Security Platform for Financial Services

Financial institutions around the world are targeted by cybercriminals more than any other industry. To minimize risks, it is required to evaluate the current state of your security, aggressively identify the most significant risks, and modernize your security infrastructure. Many organizations have been adding...

Mitigating The Accidental Insider Threat

When it comes to threat detection, spotting malicious insiders is one thing. They often leave a trail. But how do you protect against the accidental insider threat? Organizations need to deploy tools such as spam filters, secure gateways and sandboxing technologies to help mitigate the vulnerabilities introduced by...