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Hacker in a security context refers to a type of computer hacker who is involved in computer security/insecurity and is able to exploit systems or gain unauthorized access through skills, tactics and detailed knowledge. |
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Mobile security: On the go |
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While IT administrators were once able to issue strict guidelines about what was permissable on the enterprise network, the explosion of mobile devices has forced their hand. Employees have been bringing their personal smartphones into the enterprise for quite a while now, shattering the perimeter of the corporate network. While it is still a relatively new field, the grace period mobile security has enjoyed out of the spotlight is likely coming to an end as malware customized for mobile devices is on the rise.
But, a number of benefits have accompanied the mobile shift as well. Corporations are seeing a cost benefit owing to the migration by employees to using personal devices for work-related tasks.
In this latest eBook from SC Magazine, Managing Editor Greg Masters takes a broad look at the mobile market and speaks with a number of experts in the field and a number of vendors servicing the explosive market to examine the challenges and trends taking place in this fast-moving sector.
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Podcast: "Where web searching meets active network forensics" |
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A conversation between James HIlliard, host of the SEKE (See everything. Know everything.) podcast series, and Matthew Wood, Solera Networks' Chief Scientist. Security professionals and even C-level executives need to see what happens on a network as it is happening and uncover the source of any network security event, without needing a degree in network packet analysis. Listen to this podcast and hear how network forensics and the Solera DeepSee Forensics Suite makes it possible.
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Unveiling the Security Illusion: The need for active network forensics |
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"Active network forensics makes all past and present network data instantly visible and allows perfect fidelity through replaying past traffic, enabling organizations to detect and understand the full source and scope of any security event so they can protect against further attacks. Active network forensics also enables an organization to validate that the same attack doesn't work again after they've implemented appropriate counter-measures. Combining high-speed data capture, indexed storage, and comprehensive analysis tools, active network forensics is analogous to putting a security camera on a network. Doing so instantly exposes any specific network event, making even the most sophisticated and targeted attacks plainly visible both when they happen, and at any time in the future. Active network forensics dramatically reduces the cost and ongoing exposure of network security incidents by dramatically shortening the time to remediate from days to hours, while eliminating the chance of related follow-up attacks."
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Endpoint Security: Proactive Solutions for Networkwide Platforms |
| By : ESET |
Published Date: Oct 07, 2009 |
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This white paper examines the looming threat horizon that is forcing companies to reexamine their endpoint security functions and discusses ESET's solution for integrated security management that is built around its advanced heuristic technology. The threat landscape facing businesses has evolved significantly, and corporations are looking for security products that can protect against known threats and prepare for future attackers in a simple-to-use architecture.
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Next Generation Log and Event Management |
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Compliance regulations have made log management a mandatory IT practice for organizations, but there's an increasing awareness of what those logs can also do for security through tracking suspicious activity and user behavior. Organizations are starting to realize they can use logs to pinpoint holes in their cyber defenses and thereby boost security. This white paper highlights the upcoming trends in log and event management security in 2010. This paper will look at the following:
- Dynamic Activity Analysis
- Real-time threat monitoring
- Automated Event Response
- Comprehensive Log Management
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Security Beyond the Windows Event Log |
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This technical white paper describes the ten most critical security conditions that are not monitored by the Windows Operating System or logged in the Event Log. These conditions are critical for any enterprise large or small.
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Sarbanes-Oxley Roadmap |
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This "how to" guide is organized into two parts. Part 1 provides an overview of SOX Section 404 and COSO. It also introduces EventTracker and details how it helps met corporate compliance requirements. The second part is an administrative guide detailing a sample three-day deployment process to SOX compliance with EventTracker.
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Meeting HIPAA Compliance |
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There are a number of steps a healthcare provider must undertake to meet the Technical Safeguards mandated in the Security Rules of Title II (Administrative Simplification) of the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA). With EventTracker a healthcare provider can be confident they have the solution in place to help effectively meet audit requirements
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Leveraging Log Management to provide business value |
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Despite the obvious benefits of Log Management and its increasing recognition as a critical necessity by the IT organization, Log Management is still viewed by Executives and Senior Management as a tactical effort, an item on a checklist that addresses a specific set of requirements, typically related to compliance or security.
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The Top 10 Insider Threats |
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This Whitepaper discusses the top ten insider activities you have to monitor to make sure your employees are not violating security policy or opening up easy routes for insider abuse. Implementing these recommendations is fast, cost effective and will help prevent costly insider hacks and data leakage from impacting your business.
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Managing USB Mass Storage Devices |
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This White Paper discusses how you can take advantage of the power of high capacity USB storage devices like thumb/flash drives without leaving your operation wide open to critical company information being misappropriated. Until now the choice has been to either shut down USB devices - either in Active Directory or through more extreme methods (the "glue in the USB port" trick comes to mind) - or simply trust every user to do the right thing. This paper introduces a third way that Prism Microsystems calls "Trust but Verify" which is made possible by EventTracker's advanced USB monitoring capability.
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Databases at Risk |
| By : Guardium |
Published Date: Jan 05, 2010 |
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Databases at Risk
by Jon Oltsik, Principal Analyst, Enterprise Strategy Group
In a recent Research Brief, ESG analyzed the current state of database security. Based upon a survey of 179 North American-based security professionals working at organizations with over 1,000 employees, ESG found that:
. Databases house a higher percentage of confidential data than any other type of data repository.
. Database security depends upon too many manual processes.
. Enterprise-class organizations aren't diligent enough about database security.
This Research Brief categorizes databases as a "dangerous and growing security gap", and offers steps to improve database security across the enterprise.
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When Corporate Network Safety Starts at Employees' Homes |
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With the increasing sophistication and ease with which hackers attack, IT managers must train their end users on wireless security, specifying wireless router hardware and configuration settings, and in some cases, providing firewall/VPN endpoint appliances (managed from the data center) for key employees' in-home use. This white paper covers eight essential tips for nailing down security for off-site wireless users. Share it with your remote users today to help them work from home safely.
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A Guide to Cyber Crime in 2010 |
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Internet crime is easy to commit, highly lucrative, and largely under-policed. Once started as innovative attempts at causing mayhem by technologically-savvy youth, modern cyber criminals are now highly sophisticated and the cyber crime economy is a vibrant, worldwide market that is spreading at an alarmingly dangerous rate. Law Enforcement and Computer Crime Experts are overwhelmed as the threats to consumers, businesses, and national security are increasing daily, resulting in stolen identity data, fraudulent online transactions and cyber espionage. This whitepaper will cover current and emerging trends behind internet vulnerabilities as well as the methods and solutions available today to help combat this pandemic.
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Combating Today's Complex Malware with Dynamic Defenses |
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Cyber criminals are increasingly sophisticated in finding ways to compromise confidential information. EMA reviews how complex malware are confounding traditional security and explores ways to combat these threats-with a high degree of accuracy. EMA analysts discuss FireEye's distinctive analytic technology and the advantages of real-time malware intelligence.
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Threat Vector Series: Web Protection for Midsize Organization |
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Browsers are the least-protected and therefore easiest medium for transferring malware, which is why protecting your company against web-borne threats should be part of a total security solution. This brief explains the key benefits of implementing a web security solution with McAfee. Read more.
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