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Operational Risk Management: A Guide to Harness Risk

Every organizational unit has some level of risk it must address. Yet, most internal teams lack the ability to identify priorities and accountability to stay ahead of new threats to the business thus leaving the process of managing risk to be more reactive. While many risks exist within each function, there is often...

Risk Intelligence: Harnessing Risk, Exploiting Opportunity

Today's business environment is fraught with risk. Economic, technology and market conditions affect organizations on a daily basis. The constantly changing "risk landscape" is a discussion point in headlines, industry forums, media outlets and board rooms - the disappearing perimeter to defend, the hackers, thieves...

Managing Cyber Risk: Are Companies Safeguarding Their Assets?

In the last few years, companies both in the United States and abroad have witnessed the steady growth of cyberattacks and corporate espionage. The financial losses and, worse, often irreparable reputational harm such incidents wreak have served to place a target squarely on the backs of board members to ensure they...

5 and a Half Things That Make a Firewall Next Gen

Network protection can be a difficult balancing act for security vendors and IT administrators alike. How do you achieve very high levels of performance while still ensuring the strongest possible security without impacting end users? After all, as the depth with which network traffic is inspected increases, so too do...

Scaling Network Security

Firewalls and network security were long considered a perimeter defense, keeping the bad guys out and containing confidential data inside. But as threats have become more sophisticated, the perimeter has become porous, and recent high-profile security breaches such as at Home Depot and Target show demonstrate that...

Advanced Cybercrime Tactics

Learn how threats like malware and various social engineering techniques are used to commit fraud and create data breaches in the financial services market. You will also gain an understanding of the differences between passive and active defenses and how to select and deploy an active defense - all to stop the bad...

Flash Forward: Network Security in the Financial Services Sector

Financial services institutions are at the forefront of Cyber-attacks and keeping information safe is critical to maintaining customer confidentiality, ensuring regulatory compliance, and protecting the brand. In response, Network Security strategies are being adapted to provide traditional prevention at the edge,...

Security and Privacy on the Encrypted Network

The cloud and mobility are disrupting the way IT builds and delivers value for organizations. Perhaps you are moving computing workloads to the cloud and storing an increasing amount of data outside the corporate perimeter, or maybe an increasing proportion of employees now access data from outside your corporate...

Network Encryption and its Impact on Enterprise Security

Network encryption is a security best practice as it protects the privacy and confidentiality of network traffic as it travels from source to destination. While this can be beneficial, security professionals understand that network encryption can also be used for malicious purposes. Cyber-criminals and hackers can...

Encrypted Traffic Management For Dummies, Blue Coat Special Edition

Combatting advanced cyberthreats grows more challenging every day. With up to a third of enterprise Internet traffic now being encrypted, cybercriminals are cloaking their attacks within Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) traffic, knowing very well that perimeter security devices are blind to their exploits. But even if all...

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LifeLock Introduces Identity Theft Protection for Enterprise Data Breach Response Plans

Identity theft protection for customers is an important part of a checklist for companies developing data-breach crisis plans. A recent study by Forrester Consulting showed that one in three individuals who were notified that their personal information was part of a data breach reported that they experienced identity...

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LifeLock Data Breach Service Fact Sheet

A data breach can damage more than just your company's finances; it can damage your brand equity with your customers. Research shows that the negative publicity associated with a data breach can damage your reputation, resulting in higher churn rates and impeding new customer acquisitions. Download this fact sheet...

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Data Breach Product Comparison Matrix

When our members evaluate the scope of protection offered by LifeLock, it's easy to appreciate the value. Identity theft is one of the fastest growing crimes in America and with services from LifeLock, members have some peace of mind knowing they're getting professional protection to help stop identity theft before...

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After a Breach: Managing Identity Theft Effectively

For identity theft victims, life can seem surreal. Without warning, they begin receiving bills for purchases they didn't make, have trouble obtaining credit, and may even be accused of crimes they didn't commit. As unlikely as it all may seem, identity theft is a reality of modern-day life, affecting millions of...

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Best Practices for Handling a Data Breach

It only takes one stolen laptop, one employee's USB stick, one hacker, one virus, or one careless error to compromise your company's reputation and revenue. The threat of data breach is real and it's critical that your company is prepared. A thorough plan that can be executed quickly is essential to comply with...