Intrusion Detection Intrusion Detection is the act of detecting actions that attempt to compromise the confidentiality, integrity or availability of a resource. Intrusion Detection can be performed manually or automatically. Manual intrusion detection might take place by examining log files or other evidence for signs of intrusions, including network traffic. A system that performs automated intrusion detection is called an Intrusion Detection System (IDS). An IDS can be either host-based, if it monitors system calls or logs, or network-based if it monitors the flow of network packets.
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See how Sallie Mae re-architected its IT compliance processes by employing SailPoint IdentityIQ.
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Read this paper to learn how to combine powerful analytical techniques with your existing fraud detection and prevention efforts and deploy results to the people who can use the information to eradicate fraud and recoup money.
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In this technical white paper from IBM, learn how predictive analytics can be used to detect internal and external threats to your organization.
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This paper from IBM describes how to build a proactive threat and risk strategy based on predictive analytics; examples of how organizations used predictive analytics to minimize the negative impact of risk and maximize positive results; and steps to advance your organization's use of predictive analytics to combat threat and risk.
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The web is the number one source for malware distribution today. While many organizations have replaced first-generation URL filters with secure web gateways, even these advanced solutions do not provide web protection everywhere. This paper identifies today's most critical web threats and provides checklists for you to identify and evaluate the security capabilities you need for the best web protection.
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Ian Glazer, Gartner Research Director, joins SailPoint to reveal today's access request challenges. Listen and learn how governance-based identity management can help.
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By: Q1 Labs
Published Date: Feb 02, 2012
WikiLeaks and Stuxnet have illustrated a few fundamental IT Security issues that have underscored the need for Total Security Intelligence to counter advanced threats and to detect anomalous behavior.
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By: Q1 Labs
Published Date: Feb 02, 2012
A leading retailer with stores worldwide was seeking a more innovative tool to protect customer privacy and intellectual property. PCI compliance mandated log collection, but a vast number of different tools generated an overwhelming amount of log data, making it difficult for the small security team to review it effectively. The solution the company chose had to fit into a diverse network, provide intelligent reporting and offer a centralized management console.
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To create a satisfactory end user experience, enterprises must ensure that DNS Resolution is fast and reliable. Learn more about how using a hybrid routing solution can greatly maximize performance while minimizing latency-and address your business's specific needs along the way.
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Privilege Authority Professional is the lowest cost Windows privilege management solution that provides the core features IT administrators need to simply and quickly elevate and manage user rights.
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Like any business, midsize banks face an increasing number of security challenges, as well as strong competition. This paper examines how an integrated, holistic approach to security can also encourage business growth and innovation. By reading this paper, you'll also learn about the various security solutions offered by IBM and its business partners.
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Many organizations continue to blindly blaze into new technology territory without fully understanding the inherent IT risks. As a CISO, you must be able to facilitate business productivity without the risk. If you can accurately measure your security posture and communicate in terms of business risk as opposed to bits and bytes, you can effectively gain buy-in from key executives on important security initiatives. Learn the key steps to enhancing your security visibility so that you have a voice at the executive table and not just a seat.
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For most midsize businesses, acquiring the right security solution can be an uphill task. On top of the initial costs involved, the right skills and resources are needed to ensure that the business is safe from the latest threats. So how can be sure that your business has the right protection it needs? Start by reading the white paper. As well as analyzing the top security concerns of today, it outlines a strategic and practical approach to finding the correct solution to meet your needs.
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When moving to a cloud computing environment, it is critical to evaluate the risks you face and have the right security controls in place. Read this white paper to learn about the security issues you need to consider and how IBM assessment services and guidelines for securing cloud implementations can help you maximize the business value of cloud investments while minimizing risk.
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By: VeriSign
Published Date: Jan 13, 2012
As many healthcare organizations are discovering, implementing Electronic Health Records (EHR) technology involves more than just picking a bare bones system and entering in a few names. In order to qualify for incentives and avoid penalties, providers must also show "meaningful use" of certified EHR systems. While this may seem like a difficult task, there are several cost-effective, easy-to-use security technologies that healthcare providers of any size can use to protect their EHR systems.
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By: VeriSign
Published Date: Jan 13, 2012
The Shortcut Guide to Business Security Measures Using SSL examines current information security threats to business and describes techniques for developing a security management strategy that leverages established best practices. Designed for IT professionals and business managers, this guide provides an overview of security threats, their impact on businesses, and, perhaps most importantly, practices and technologies for controlling security risks.
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By: VeriSign
Published Date: Jan 13, 2012
Online sales and services have experienced tremendous growth over the past decade. However, the increasing use of the Internet in everyday life has also brought a rise in nefarious activity. Malware is becoming more pervasive and jeopardizes the growth of e-commerce by fostering fears of compromised personal information. There needs to be an effective means to combat the use of malware if e-commerce is to reach its full potential.
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This detailed white paper describes how Riverbed Stingray can help you with many parts of the PCI DSS specification, without needing to change apps.
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This report provides statistical information about all aspects of threats that affect Internet security.
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As organizations increasingly participate in a collaborative economy, sharing documents becomes ever more crucial. Documents travel farther and wider than ever before due to expanding corporate ecosystems and increasingly virtualized business networks encompassing more partners, joint ventures, and collaborative projects. While transactions such as M&A and technology licensing have long wrestled with the problem of securing documents traveling outside the company, now a host of business and collaborative processes face the same problems.
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Business users are a key part of a company's security, and even the most conscientious employees can introduce serious breaches of security policy. IT can do everything in its power to secure the company's confidential documents - provide first-class security infrastructure, develop reasonable security policies and engage in extensive communication and training - yet still people fail to comply. The solution is to provide security that helps people do their jobs more efficiently, thereby inducing users to follow best security practices without even knowing it.
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Corporate and regulatory compliance policies have forced companies to ensure that information flows are documented, auditable, and highly secure. Yet in order to conduct their business, companies must share sensitive information outside the firewall, introducing serious potential information risk. How can companies enforce security policy and cost-effectively meet compliance objectives when documents must be shared with partners, investors, board members, bidders and others outside the enterprise?
This white paper by Cheryl Klein, CPA, CISA, CITP, analyzes 10 questions that help you identify potential compliance risks in your company. The 10 different scenarios illustrate smart, cost-effective strategies for SOX, PII, and HIPPA compliance issues where information must be kept confidential.
The key compliance issues discussed include:
. Providing confidential or sensitive information to external auditors, compliance bodies and other external users
. Tracking spreadsheet approval and changes
. Managing and protecting highly confidential and sensitive information
. Addressing different levels of security required for specific types of information
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Today's targeted threats are often multi-vectored and exploit unknown vulnerabilities - their sophistication defying typical signature-only based inspection. Whether APTs or client-side threats, they use evasive techniques to penetrate our organizations, often purporting to be or riding on applications and exploiting trust relationships with which we've grown all too comfortable with.
To make matters worse, attackers have realized the inadequacies of traditional signature-based approaches and have accelerated the pace of change and obfuscated their code through polymorphic techniques. By doing so they can circumvent traditional static defenses.
Download this report now to learn the Four Keys of Effective 'Next-Generation' Security and how you can protect your networks from the newly-evolving threat landscape.
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By: PC Mall
Published Date: Dec 07, 2011
This white paper discusses the impact of these security approaches as well as how mobile devices may affect network security.
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EMA evaluated 9 cloud-based message security solutions, using a rigorous, better-than-Magic-Quadrant-style methodology that evaluated 230 attributes related to our products, services, strategy and company strength. Vendors evaluated included AppRiver, McAfee, Microsoft, ProofPoint, Mimecast, Google and Symantec. EMA awarded us their "Best Complementary Security Services" ribbon as well as their "Strong Value" ribbon.
EMA's rigorous methodology confirms that Perimeter provides superior message security for companies of all sizes. EMA's profile validates our company strategy: our security DNA results in a superior message security solution that hosting-only vendors can't match.
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