Before enterprises fully embrace container technology, they must address the security risks inherent in the ecosystem. Untrusted code hiding within containers can take advantage of vulnerabilities within a system, potentially exposing organizations and individuals to costly security breaches. This whitepaper...
Security teams understand that developers turn to open source to save time, cut costs, and improve quality. But getting a handle on the security implications of open source use can be difficult.
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Automatically identify security vulnerabilities in open source;
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Container technologies like Docker promise to transform the way enterprises develop, deploy, and manage critical applications. However, containers are no panacea. The same challenges around deploying and managing applications in native environments and virtual machines also affect container deployments.
Yet the...
It used to be that security was the one big barriers to organizations embracing the cloud. But Troy Kitch of Oracle says that not only is that barrier coming down, but now leaders are seeing cloud as a security enabler.
In fact, Kitch believes that the very same data security concerns that traditionally have kept...
In order to request services from a Managed Security Services Provider (MSSP), many organizations create a Request for Proposal (RFP). This gives a number of MSSPs the opportunity to submit information on how they can assist the organization with their IT security needs as well as provide the pricing for their...
Request for Proposals (RFPs) are a necessary part of the sales and purchasing process. They help to narrow down competition for a service and help an organization make an informed decision about which company to choose. As beneficial as an RFP is they can hinder a process if not written correctly. Often,...
With security threats becoming more and more prevalent, many organizations and businesses are choosing to partner with a Managed Security Services Provider (MSSP) as an extension of their security program. Most MSSPs offer a range of services including log monitoring, log management, device management, vulnerability...
In this brave new world of heightened fraud schemes, technology is a two-edged sword, says Banigan, Global Marketing Leader, Insurance, at IBM.
"Insurers, rightfully so, want to make things more convenient for their policy holders," Banigan says. "They want to improve engagement with them through technology and...
A new layer of security in organizations, focused specifically on the protection and management
of identities, is a critical new requirement in efforts to stem the tide of breaches. Of these identities, none are so
critical as those belonging to privileged users.
Malicious users predictably follow a logical...
Organizations need to address specific fraud detection challenges, and then add enforcement, investigation and remediation layers. These integrations can help facilitate the sharing of information across the fraud management lifecycle and can reduce both upfront and ongoing management costs.
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The unfortunate fact is that cybercriminals are able to bypass sophisticated controls only days after the controls are released - and they are constantly updating their techniques to more efficiently bypass both existing and new controls.Standard fraud solutions offer technology that consolidates and analyzes data in...
If you're a fraudster, the tools required to initiate fraudulent transactions have never been more accessible. From well-established banking malware, such as Dyre, ZeuS and Kronos, to more recently discovered malware, such as Shifu and CoreBot, fraudsters have a host of advanced capabilities at their disposal to help...
For more than a decade, financial organizations have relied on risk engines to help identify and stop online banking fraud. However, legacy fraud detection solutions, such as statistical-based risk engines, haven't kept pace with the threat landscape, creating significant challenges for fraud teams, their...
Spear phishing continues to pose an acute threat to any organization holding
what the cyber underground views as valuable data. We know this because spear phishing
continues to turn up as the trigger for massive network breaches, from Target and Sony
Pictures to Anthem and the U.S. Office of Personnel Management....
The usual arguments in making a business case to implement some particular technical security control as the means to safeguard an organization's sensitive data sound familiar and seem reasonable. However, in reality, these decisions should actually be driven by three interconnected parts: context, risk and...
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