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Best Practice Security in a Cloud-Enabled World

The cloud will be a growing part of your IT environment. This is inevitable, particularly in consideration of economics of the cloud and the opportunities in the Internet of Things. While information technology does move rapidly and with a degree of unpredictability, a comprehensive risk management approach, designed...

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Email Risk: By The Numbers

Today, spam and anti-virus aren't enough to protect your organization-criminals have access to them as well. Attacks are now targeted, expertly crafted and well funded. Download this infographic to understand the security risks of inbound and outbound email and solutions for these problems.

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Five Strategies For Email Data Loss Prevention For Retailers

Email is the primary source of communication for most retail organizations and their employees. Everyone has email, everyone uses email and it not only serves as a method of communication but can act as a de facto knowledge management system as well. Keeping both personal and organizational information secure should...

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Picking A Sensible Mobile Password Policy

Defining an enterprise mobile device passcode policy can be surprisingly difficult. Security managers must attempt to reconcile two opposing goals. They must create a passcode policy that is strong enough to protect the device if it is lost or stolen, while not annoying users with needless length or complexity. ...

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The Right Way To Do Exchange In The Cloud

For the past decade, front office and back office systems such as CRM, payroll, and document management have gradually moved to the cloud. That change has been relatively seamless. But now enterprises are contemplating and executing the migration of once immovable major systems that have been ensconced inside the...

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The Business Value Of Managed Security Services

For many organizations, outsourcing network security services appears to be a logical choice. You avoid hardware, licensing, and maintenance costs; you benefit from around-the-clock security monitoring and management from dedicated security experts; and you free up your in-house IT staff to pursue activities core to...

Applying Threat Intelligence to the Star Wars' Battle of Yavin

Cyber Jedis know that Star Wars provides a wealth of incidents worthy of study. In fact, the entire story of Episode IV: A New Hope centers around the response to and consequences of a data breach, culminating in the destruction of the Death Star. If the Empire had been able to make sense of the intelligence they...

Threat Intelligence Platforms

Today's threat environment is complex and dynamic. Organizations today face Advanced Persistent Threats (APTs) and organized, criminally motivated attacks launched by adversaries with the tools, training, and resources to breach most conventional network defense systems. These incursions are not conducted as...

Email and Threat Intelligence: From Inbox To Action

Your email inbox is a dangerous place. Threat actors use "phishing" tactics to lure people into opening infected attachments that lead to the installation of malware and viruses on individual computers or an entire network. Phishing tactics are becoming increasingly sophisticated and common, and organizations need to...

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Managing Information Security And Compliance in SharePoint and Office 365

Effective information security and compliance not only requires a well-defined governance strategy, but also the ability to intelligently manage risk. Organizations need to put controls in place to identify issues and potential violations, restrict actions that can be taken with sensitive data, and log activity. ...

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The Aftermath Of A Breach and Steps To Reduce Risk

Data breaches are a big problem. In the US alone, 2015 data breaches exposed more than 175 million individuals' personally identifiable information (PII), payment card details, protected healthcare data (PHI) or other private information. Sadly, it's no longer a question of 'if you'll be breached', but rather 'when...

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A Context-Aware, Dynamic Approach To Secure Access

Struggling to secure network access for a diverse user population? Concerned about how to match users with network access rights? See how Cryptzone's AppGate solution provides automated, policy-based network security, and leverages user context - such as device posture, user location, and authentication strength -...

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Four Steps To Readily Achievable Web Accessibility

In the absence of specific regulations for Web accessibility in the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), businesses are left without legal guidance on how to make their complex websites accessible. Some advocate for full compliance with WCAG 2.0 in all content while others argue that nothing is required at all. ...

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After the Perimeter: How A 'Segment of One' Simplifies And Improves Security

Many recent headlines have highlighted the fact that the traditional perimeter-based approach to network security has failed to adequately protect organizations, and that a new approach is needed. Download this white paper to explore: The traditional approach to network security, and why it can no longer...

New Counter-Fraud Strategies

In an interview about evolving insurance fraud trends and solutions, Brian Banigan, IBM Global Marketing Leader, Insurance, discusses: Today's top fraud threats; What's wrong with many traditional counter-fraud solutions; How IBM is helping customers improve fraud detection, investigation and resolution. A key...