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Real-Time, Unified Endpoint Protection: A New Era in Incident Response

Organizations of all types and sizes face the growing threat of advanced malware, exploits and other cyber attacks targeting sensitive information. Even when a threat is identified, the organization remains vulnerable until it can fully mitigate the threat. Given the use of disparate prevention and response tools and...

Next Generation Endpoint Protection Buyer's Guide

Endpoint security is not new, but what exactly is so different about next generation endpoint protection? Do you need next generation endpoint protection in addition to antivirus, advanced threat response, endpoint detection and response? Download this Next Generation Endpoint Protection Buyer's Guide to explore...

A Business Risk Approach to IT Governance

The last 50 years have witnessed a dramatic evolution in the strategic importance of information technology (IT) to business initiatives. Corporations first began utilizing IT in the 1960s with the adoption of monolithic mainframes to conduct back-office data processing functions. In the ensuing 40 years, information...

The Evolution of Governance, Risk and Compliance

Uncertain times and a volatile economic climate have contributed to an expanding focus on corporate governance, risk, and compliance (GRC) across all industries. While some companies have met their risk and compliance challenges head on with insightful business strategies and powerful technology solutions, many are...

How to Maintain Compliance, Revenue and Reputation

No responsible enterprise would operate without firewalls, intrusion detection systems, and other technology-based controls to safeguard its information. But how are you addressing the ultimate security endpoint-the human? What protection, if any, do your people get? Unfortunately, there is no firewall technology...

How to Develop an Adaptive Security Awareness Program

Most people working in or near cybersecurity have felt the influence of the NIST Cybersecurity Framework (CSF). The Framework provides organizations guidance for insuring they are protected from ongoing information security threats, and sets an "Adaptive" approach as the top tier of cybersecurity management...

How the NIST Framework Improves Security Awareness

In 2014 the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) introduced a Cybersecurity Framework in response to an executive order calling for "a set of industry standards and best practices to help organizations manage cybersecurity risks". Since then, this Framework has evolved to become one of the most cited...

Maturing a Threat Intelligence Program

The threat intelligence landscape is an emerging one. Even in the most sophisticated IT organizations, resource constraints often dictate that threat intelligence (TI) is the responsibility of a sole analyst sifting through incident alerts looking for patterns and trends which may indicate that a threat exists. Threat...

What You Need To Know: Estimating The Cost Of Machine Data Management

Due to the large volumes, ongoing generation, and varying long-term retention needs, the collection and analysis of logs and machine-generated data to support enterprise insight is often too demanding for manual processes. Log and machine data management solutions provide capabilities intended to automate and...

The Practical Application of User Behavior Analytics

Understanding the promise of user behavior analytics is one thing. Deploying them to detect and respond to threats is quite another. Bert Rankin, chief marketing officer of Fortscale, offers tips on practical application of the latest UBA solutions. "The first obstacle is to begin to really rethink how the...

The Evolution of User Behavior Analytics

Too many recent high-profile breaches resulted from attackers using legitimate user credentials to infiltrate critical systems. In this interview with Bert Rankin, chief marketing officer at Fortscale, he discusses how user behavior analytics help organizations catch attackers by providing visibility into changes in...

The Ready...AIM...Fire Approach to Safeguarding Your Sensitive Data

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. But, in reality, these decisions should actually be driven by three interconnected parts: context ("ready"), risk...

The Benefits of Email Encryption: GLBA, FFIEC, HIPAA Compliance

Securing sensitive emails isn't just a best practice - it's often the law. Compliance with regulations is a priority for healthcare, financial services and government organizations; it may also need to be a priority for companies that work with these organizations or practice business in specific...

Email Encryption for Finance: FFIEC and GLBA Regulations

Easy, secure communication is a valuable asset in the financial services industry. Sensitive information is circulating on a day-to-day basis to customers, third-party organizations and strategic partners, and one communication tool emerges above the rest when exchanging sensitive personal information -...

Email Encryption for Healthcare: Improve HIPAA/HITECH Compliance and Secure PHI

Healthcare organizations face an ongoing compliance burden involving the protection of sensitive patient data. The task of safeguarding data grows increasingly complex as the organization's environment adapts to advancing threats and shifting technology trends. Once simply in record rooms and on desktops, now...