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ESG Brief: The ESG Cybersecurity Maturity Model

How does your cyber security program compare to other companies? Where do your security people, processes, and technology place you among peer organizations? And more important, what should be your next steps to improve your program? Based on their research, Enterprise Strategy Group has developed a cyber security...

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SANS: What are their Vulnerabilities? A Survey on Continuous Monitoring

Continuous monitoring is among the latest approaches to keep your company safe from hackers. And according to this SANS survey, most organizations claim to have a program for monitoring systems and activities for unauthorized changes, vulnerabilities, abnormal operation, and needed patches. But how effective are...

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Cyber Security Best Practices (CISO White Paper)

Discover how enterprise security best practices can help you avoid suffering financial losses, damage to your brand, and damage to customer relationships caused by undetected or detected too late cyber attacks. On average, advanced attacks now persist in the network seven months before they are detected. The time...

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Orchestrating Enterprise Security in the Cloud

Most businesses use the cloud for at least some applications - collaboration, email, backups and disaster recovery. And many more plan to in the next 12 months. According to "Orchestrating Security in the Cloud," a SANS survey, 40 percent of businesses store or process sensitive data in the cloud. But is it safe from...

Definitive Guide to Continuous Network Monitoring

Continuous network monitoring allows your organisation to take an automated, holistic approach to monitoring your security state and activity. This involves discovering all assets, identify all vulnerabilities, monitoring networks in real time for threats, gathering contextual analytics, and providing assurance that...

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2015 Cost of Cyber Crime Study: Global

Discover the most salient findings of this enterprise security and intelligence study and learn what you can do to protect your organization. There is significant variation in total cyber-crime costs among participating companies. The US sample reports the highest total average cost at $15 million and the Russian...

Closing the Gap Between Threat Detection and Effective Response

The average total organisational cost of a data breach has been on the rise. In part, these costs are due to delays in breach detection, which can often take weeks to months after the initial compromise. Delays occur because security teams do not have actionable forensic data to pinpoint compromised hosts or identify...

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The Benefits of an Integrated Approach to Security in the Cloud

The advent of cloud computing is beginning to transform the way companies engage with customers, partners, and suppliers to increase flexibility and streamline operations. Cloud computing makes it much easier for the organization to implement new business services and to create new revenue opportunities much faster....

Breach Prevention: Hunting For Signs of Compromise

The ground has shifted under most enterprise IT security staff. Breaches are now capturing prime-time air across mainstream media outlets. As the world becomes more connected, it is no longer enough for enterprises to react once an alert indicates an attacker is inside the network. Instead, with continuous packet...

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Visibility and Control of Off-Premise Applications

Security requirements are still stalling the broader adoption of cloud applications. Organizations need to be able to see, control and monitor cloud application usage to help protect against cloud-delivered threats, policy violations and risky user behavior. One of the key challenges is that on-premises security...

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AML Compliance: Staying Ahead of Financial Crimes

Financial crimes are growing in frequency and complexity with advances in technology providing malicious insiders and organized criminals more opportunity to commit crimes. Furthermore, the drumbeat to remain compliant continues. New regulatory guidelines continue to arise with increased scrutiny and complexity, so...

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Counter-Fraud Management for Insurance

Insurance fraud is identified as a significant revenue loss for insurance providers. It costs U.S. property and casualty insurers approximately $30 billion annually and in the UK, insurance fraud is currently more than a $1.6 billion a year. Opportunistic individuals and organized crime rings drive staged auto...

Why a Network-based Security Solution is Better than Using Point Solutions Architectures

As security requirements and cyber threats keep evolving, network-based security that relies on monitoring command and control servers, suspect sites and IP addresses, and Netflow sessions, as well as looking for unusual activity, brings many benefits. In particular, network-based security offers enhanced...

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Next Generation Criminal Fraud Detection

Much of the currently used statistical-based fraud detection methodology is creating significant challenges for both organizations and end users. These statistical models generate high false positive rates and provide a risk score that does not effectively distinguish between legitimate and malicious activity. With...

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Financial Malware Explained

Today's cybercriminals are aware of the fraud prevention technologies deployed by most financial institutions, and they design attacks to circumvent these controls. Transaction anomaly detection and device ID approaches can be highly inaccurate, generating a large number of false positive alerts that can overwhelm IT...