Page 34 - White Papers in Security Operations

Does Your Incident Response Plan Measure Up?

In many instances, we learn that companies have an incident response plan that looks good on paper but not in practice. The plan cannot just live in a manual that sits on a shelf. It needs to be a strategy that everyone agrees to, can evolve over time, is rehearsed often and can be carried out immediately when the...

The Executive's Breach Response Preparedness Playbook

Today's cyber landscape has become a matter of 'when' not 'if' a cyber breach will affect your organisation. In this environment, running a successful organisation requires mature cyber incident response capabilities that lead to strong organisational defense and mitigation of harmful breaches. C-suite understanding...

The Complexities of Vulnerability & Patch Management

There are massive amounts of vulnerabilities that companies deal with on an ongoing basis - not everything is lost though. Organizations that use unpatched software face a race against the clock, with attackers regularly beginning to hammer new vulnerabilities just hours after new fixes or security alerts get released...

Remote Access: Security Challenges & Opportunities

Remote access is important and growing, but how secure is it? This survey of more than 300 IT professionals delivers insight into the specific threats and challenges faced by providing access to employees and third parties. Download the report to learn about: The complexity faced in implementing remote...

Adopt DNS Best Practices To Proactively Protect Against Malware

The cyber threat landscape is dynamic and accelerating. These DNS best practices, when coupled with an enterprise threat protection service, will aid you in identifying, blocking, and mitigating advanced, targeted threats.

How Financial Institutions Must Adopt a New Mindset in Fighting Fraud

With the changing shift in fraud these days, a fraud risk manager really needs to look at the landscape holistically, from the perspective of the customer, with regards to fraud losses and operational expenses. The task then falls on these managers to address these challenges in a way that provides a frictionless...

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Reducing Fraud In Digital Banking

One of the leading mobile-based financial services targeted at millennials approached Simility to help fight fraud. Simility provided an end-to-end solution which included customized models for their specific needs. Fraudsters were using the company's customer accounts to funnel money via stolen identities. But...

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The Fraud Challenges in Mobile Financial Services

Since mobile banking usage is set to grow exponentially, banks must overcome structural challenges and reconcile consumers' appetite for ease of use with the desire for greater security. There are a growing number of fintech startups that have been able to overstep the legacy cost structures and regulatory...

A Guide To The Cyber Threats Against Critical National Infrastructure

Does your organization know where it is most vulnerable? This guide explores what the leading threats to Critical National Infrastructure (CNI) are and how you can prevent them from shutting down the grid. Download this whitepaper to learn: What sectors are considered most vulnerable to a cyber-attack and...

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The Use Case of Machine Learning in Reducing Fraud for the Digital Banking Industry

A leading mobile-based financial services company sought out fraud prevention tools. In the past, fraudsters used that company's customer accounts to funnel money via stolen identities. But with advanced device fingerprint technology, the company could detect multiple accounts created from the same device and suspend...

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The Device Fingerprinting Evolution

For over a decade, a crucial part of fraud detection has been assigning an identity to every laptop, tablet, and mobile device that accesses a website or app. Such a fingerprint is a representation of hundreds of different device-specific values taken from an end user's device. Today's device fingerprinting...

Moving Endpoint Security to the Predictive Cloud

Endpoints cluttered with resource-hogging agents hinder productivity to the point where frustrated end users take matters into their own hands by uninstalling antivirus, leaving their device vulnerable to even the most common malware. This situation won't be fixed with legacy products and the outdated architecture...

Organisations Vulnerable to Insider and Cyber Threats: Misuse of SSH Keys

You know that your organisation is using SSH to safeguard privileged access, but you may not realize that your SSH keys could be vulnerable to insider and cyber threats. The majority of those we surveyed didn't. Results from a recent study show that most organisations don't have the SSH visibility or security...

UK, Germany & US Executive Brief: Organisations Underprepared to Protect Against SSH Key Attacks

A recently published survey of more than 400 security professionals in the UK, Germany and the US measured how well their organizations implemented security controls for SSH keys. The results show that most organizations are underprepared to protect against SSH-based attacks, with fewer than half following industry...

Stop Abuse of Privileged Access: Protect your Organisation's SSH Keys

Even though SSH keys are the credentials that provide the most privileged access in an organisation (including root-level privileges), they are routinely untracked, unmanaged and unmonitored. This guide provides four steps to protect and take control of your SSH keys to minimise your risk of intrusion. Download this...