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The Business Value of Security Monitoring and Analytics

Companies commonly get started with tools to help with forensic investigations, after-the-fact auditing, and reporting on compliance and work progress. As these initiatives mature, a platform approach to security monitoring and analytics reduces the time to identify, investigate, and remediate security-related...

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Transparently Detecting New Account Fraud

What happens when you need to verify a new customer? Without prior information or customer records, and when the information you rely on is publicly available, it can be challenging to determine whether an account was created by a new customer or by a cybercriminal. Download this whitepaper and learn how IBM Trusteer...

Real-Time Incident Response

In today's dynamic threat landscape, "real-time" is the operative phrase - and it needs to apply both to threat detection and incident response. But what are the required security controls and tools? Download this eBook on real-time capabilities and learn: What's at risk for organizations that lack these tools and...

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Concepts of Intelligence Operations: The New Approach

The cyber threat analysis discipline blends aspects of intelligence analysis, information security and forensic science. By using cyber threat analysis, one can detect infiltrations faster, regardless of their source. Pairing advanced platforms with a human is the most effective way to detect an...

The New 2017 Gartner Magic Quadrant for Enterprise Data Loss Prevention

The 2017 Magic Quadrant summarizes Gartner's yearly analysis of the Data Loss Prevention (DLP) market, examines the innovations driving that market and compares the positions of leading competitors. Download the report to learn about: DLP vendor evaluations, including strengths and cautions; The Enterprise Data...

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Threat Intelligence Case Studies

A significant challenge for many organizations has been enabling their analysts to find the "unknown unknown." Whether that unknown is malware lurking within the enterprise or within slight variations in fraudulent transactions, the result has been the same: enterprises continue to fall victim to cybercrime....

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How to Know Your Attackers

To effectively implement security measures, you must know who is behind the threats you face, so that you can turn the tables and put them on defense. Download this infographic and learn: The profile of the most well-funded threats; The motivations behind hacktivists; What the cost of insider threats and...

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How Does Cyber Threat Hunting Work?

Cyber threat hunting is a human-led process that enriches your existing security measures with contextual insights gained from external and internal data sources. Download this infographic and learn how cyber threat hunting turns: Human investigations into analysis; Data computation into analytics; Intelligence...

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Enterprise Insight Analysis for Cyber Threat Hunting

Organisations must replace their traditional, defensive security strategies with a proactive, intelligence-driven offense to prevent and disrupt sophisticated, agile threats. Next generation intelligence enables organisations to incorporate cyber threat hunting into their security strategy, and turn their defence into...

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How to Use Investigative Analysis to Combat Threat Activity

Analysts and investigators need a data-centric, analytical environment that can uncover networks, patterns and trends that can be hidden in a mass of disparate data to combat modern, sophisticated criminal, and terrorist activity. Download this whitepaper and learn how the i2 Analyst's Notebook Premium: Helps...

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Cyber Threat Analysis is Essential to Defense

Moving from capabilities that understand "the now" to those that can understand the future is what the goals of cyber threat analysis should be. Download this eBook and learn how cyber threat analysis utilizes: Visual analysis; Risk analysis; The human element.

The Case for API Caching

Organizations today are making the same security mistakes with APIs that they made with their websites 10 years ago. Common mistakes such as unnecessary bloat of API responses, making too many round trips for content and ignoring some of the low-hanging protocol fruit are negatively impacting both security and...

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Security in the Age of Open Banking

It's the age of open banking, and that means changes for banking institutions and their customers - as well as for fraudsters. Just as open banking era makes business easier for customers, it also enables new opportunities for cybercriminals. Download this eBook interview transcript and learn about: What open...

Cybercrime Hacking in Healthcare: Avoid Breaches and Simplify Compliance

Key gaps in how healthcare entities defend against cybercrime hacking have emerged. Even organizations strictly adherent to HIPAA, NIST or other regulators are still unaware of how their practices compare to their industry peers and whether or not they are lagging behind. Has your organization assessed and mitigated...

How One SIEM's Out-of-the-Box Rules Caught an Intrusion

Organizations can no longer rely simply on signature-based scanning of machines to identify malware. Polymorphic malware takes on an infinite number of forms, making it difficult to identify. And malware doesn't exist for the sake of just existing; it has a purpose in mind that always involves taking something from...