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Mobile Data Security - Balancing Risk with User Experience

Today's threat environment dictates that basic MDM solutions should be supplemented with robust security controls to help secure and protect sensitive data from being distributed to unauthorized third parties, either inadvertently or maliciously. This white paper will help you identify and reconcile lacking areas...

Reduce Risk and Increase Confidence in Internet Banking

As a leading provider of financial services to agribusinesses, Rabobank Australia and New Zealand has many rural customers. Internet banking is an important service for customers that are located far from bank branches. To address customer concerns while mitigating the potential risks, the bank needed ways to protect...

Dissecting Wire Fraud: How It Happens and How to Prevent It

Preventing wire fraud starts with understanding how it is perpetrated and the many options fraudsters have for initiating fraudulent wire requests. This white paper provides examples of actual fraud cases that illustrate the breadth of schemes in play, plus descriptions of available fraud prevention solutions. It also...

Security in a Faster Forward World

As long as organizations have operated online, attackers have looked for ways to attack them. And as the Internet has evolved, the methods and techniques used have changed to take advantage of the vulnerabilities that exist. The challenge with Web security lies in that changing nature. Attackers are always one step...

Not Your Father's IPS: SANS Survey on Network Security Results

With cyber attacks on the rise, many organizations rely on intrusion prevention systems (IPS) to detect and stop attacks in their networks. But to counter increasingly sophisticated threats, IPS is now evolving into next-generation intrusion prevention systems (NGIPS). What drives the need for these new systems? And...

Top Website Exploits Correlated from Thousands of Websites

WhiteHat's Website Security Statistics Report (13th EDT) provides a unique perspective on the state of website security and the issues that organizations must address to avert attacks. Website security is an ever-moving target. New website launches are common, new code is released constantly, new web technologies are...

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Key Benefits of Application White-Listing and How to Achieve Them

Application white-listing is the number one strategy in Australia's Defence Signals Directorate (DSD) list of 35 Strategies to Mitigate Targeted Cyber Intrusions; it is deemed an essential control. Application white-listing gives administrators visibility and control over applications that are allowed to communicate...

Mobility on Hold: Get Back on Track with Mobile Risk Mitigation

Mobile banking continues to gain momentum, growing faster than any other delivery channel to date. Many financial institutions want to expand capabilities in the mobile channel, but are concerned about security. Given the evolving threats, mobile innovation has outpaced the industry's appetite for deploying new...

Why the Endpoint Must be the New Security Focus

Today's computing challenges require organizations to take a holistic, end-to-end approach to security, extending the traditional focus on network security to external devices and all endpoints. For now, the primary requirements are for securing servers, desktop PCs, laptops and other mobile devices, but this will...

2013 Server Security Survey Report

In October 2013, Bit9 conducted its third-annual survey on server security. In the past year, the inability to detect or stop advanced attacks has remained a constant challenge for enterprises. This survey was designed to analyze these challenges from respondents who are responsible for their organization's security...

When Criminals Defeat Authentication: Lessons Learned From Unauthorized Access to Financial Portals

Criminals are defeating multifactor, knowledgebase and other forms of authentication to compromise a wide range of Web applications to steal money and personal information. Beyond online banking, there are personal wealth management portals, corporate treasury systems, board portals and trust services, just to name a...

Perception Versus Reality: Mobile Security Gains Traction as Enterprises Embrace New Technology

Mobile security is often the target of unrealistic criticism. The truth? Mobile is, in fact, a more secure computing platform than traditional PCs and provides organizations with methods to address security needs - both for today and tomorrow. Leveraging mobile device certificates, organizations can make VPN or...

Securing Executives and Highly Sensitive Documents of Corporations Globally

Every week brings new stories of companies damaged by the breach of sensitive information. For IT professionals up against the significant challenge of keeping corporate networks and information secure, top level executives and board members present unique requirements. These highly mobile individuals typically have...

The Bot Threat

Some of the most serious threats networks face today are "bots," remotely controlled robotic programs that strike in many different ways and deliver destructive payloads, self propagating to infect more and more systems and eventually forming a "botnet." Download this white paper and learn how: Bots work; To...

Nobody is 100% Secure - Financial Institutions, Merchants and the Race Against Cybercrime

The cyberthreats that menace the global economy are multiplying at an alarming rate. From denial-of-service attacks to take a website offline to corporate account takeover and malware, financial institutions should take notice of the information security threats that could deeply affect their infrastructure in this...