Home >
> Security Policies |
 |
|
|
|
A Security Policy is a plan of action for tackling security issues, or a set of regulations for maintaining a certain level of security. It can span anything from the practices for securing a single computer, to building/premises security, to securing the existence of an entire nation-state. |
 |
|
Results 1 - 25 of 92 matches |
Sort Results By : Published Date | Title | Company name |
|
|
Podcast - How Shiseido Cosmetics Enforces an 'Always On' Security Posture |
|
|
In this podcast, Shiseido’s Executive Director of IT, Anthony Sica discusses how to stay out in front of security threats with automated vulnerability management. Get first hand insight into how Shiseido, one of the largest cosmetics companies in the world, improved their overall security and global compliance initiatives while also reducing costs.
Download Now
|
 |
|
|
|
HIPAA and Beyond: How to Effectively Safeguard Electronic Protected Health Information |
|
|
HIPAA lacks the depth and breadth on which to build an information security program as it takes a myopic view of security and privacy with Protected Health Information (PHI) being the center of its universe. But there is much more to information security than PHI. Healthcare organizations must look beyond HIPAA and take a global view of their infrastructure because while HIPAA is a static regulation, healthcare organizations exist in a dynamic IT world with new threats coming about daily.
Download Now
|
|
|
|
|
Putting Security First in the Newly Virtualized World |
|
|
It’s no wonder why virtualization is sweeping its way through the enterprise at breakneck speed. Virtualized machines and virtualization technology provide numerous technical and cost advantages. As organizations virtualize servers they are able to consolidate hardware and improve the space utilization efficiency within the data center, save energy and costs. Unfortunately, in their haste to take advantages of all of the benefits, security is being addressed after the fact.
Download Now
|
|
|
|
|
Fact of Fiction: Debunking the Top 5 Misconceptions about Data Protection |
|
|
One of the latest trends in IT security has been the shift in focus toward data-centric protection. Data is the most valuable asset an IT department must protect, and technology has evolved to meet this requirement. Encryption technology and data leakage protection solutions, which tend to rely heavily on content filtering technology, have helped shore up many organizations’ data stores, but the problem is that as companies adjust their data protection strategies they have fallen prey to a number of misconceptions about data protection.
Download Now
|
|
|
|
|
The Extraordinary Failure of Anti-Virus Technology: Why Whitelisting Succeeds Where AV Has Failed |
|
|
Anti-virus technology fails to prevent computers from virus infections. And because it fails, it inadvertently assists many security woes that plague the computer population. Fortunately, whitelisting technology has emerged in recent years. Whitelisting technology takes a different approach to the malware problem, recording all valid programs and preventing others from executing. Because of this approach, it can be and is used to prevent other ills, such as spyware, adware, unlicensed software or any other kind of unauthorized software. Whitelisting can be applied to device control as well, which prevents the attaching of unauthorized devices to corporate PCs and laptops.
Download Now
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Trend Micro Marries Security with Cloud Computing |
|
|
In July 2008, Trend Micro announced its Trend Micro Smart Protection Network, a new type of security model that marries a lightweight desktop agent to Trend’s vast network-based resources in the cloud. The new SaaS model is spot on and a view of things to come for threat management. If Trend Micro can educate the market, convert customers, and execute with sales and marketing, the Trend Micro Smart Protection Network could enhance Trend’s market position, revenue, and valuation.
Download Now
|
 |
|
|
|
Patch Management 2.0: Evolving Your Patch Management Technology to Combat Security Challenges |
|
|
The first major evolution regarding patch management was the transition from manual patching and remediation to an automated process. Today's best patch management solutions have evolved to streamline and automate the entire patch management process across diverse and complex networks, discovering vulnerabilities, applying the correct patches for operating systems and applications, and reporting on compliance status.
Download Now
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Five Steps to Securing Internet SSO |
|
|
This white paper describes why and how any organization can implement secure Internet single sign-on, which provides for the portability and interoperability of identity information across organizational boundaries. Employees today may need to access up to thirty different applications within the enterprise network and over the Internet in the performance of their daily jobs.
Download Now
|
 |
|
|
|
Single Sign-On 101 |
|
|
With the success of single sign-on (SSO) inside the enterprise, users are calling for interoperability outside of the enterprise’s security domain to outsourced services, including business process outsourcing (BPO) and software as a service (SaaS) providers, and trading partners, as well as within the enterprise to affiliates and subsidiaries.
Download Now
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
LAN Security: Identity-Based Solution Guide |
|
|
The ability to monitor, track and report usage based on actual user identity and applications provides for quicker reaction time, easier reporting for compliance, as well as more visibility into the network. Learn about a complete line of solutions for effective identity-based policy enforcement.
Download Now
|
 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Data Leakage Landscape: Where Data Leaks and How Next Generation Tools Apply |
|
|
Like the steady drip from a leaking faucet, everyday data leaks are making headlines more often than the nefarious attack scenarios around which organizations plan most, if not all, of their data leakage prevention methods. In this paper, we map these leakage points with regulations and best practices. Protection mechanisms can be simplified by breaking them into five major categories: classic malware protections to prevent system infections, enforceable access controls, encryption, filtering for data sensitive data types being sent out of the organization, and education.
Download Now
|
 |
|
|
|
Regulations and Standards: Where Encryption Applies |
|
|
There are a significant number of worldwide regulations that relate to protection of private and sensitive data. Some are focused on protection of specific industry information, where others are more concerned with disclosure of data loss incidents and privacy attributes. Most of today's standards and compliance regulations are concerned with the protection of private data at rest, during transactions, and while it traverses network connections.
Download Now
|
|
|
|
|
Safeguarding Data Loss |
|
|
When large companies and organizations perform inventory control of their electronic devices, managers often end up scratching their heads. Theft or absentminded employees are just two of a number of possible explanations. Over time, companies can lose track of mobile devices in the everyday "chaos" of the enterprise. If a device changes department, location, or user – and this might happen several times in the span of just a few months – it is often subsequently listed as "missing".
Download Now
|
|
|
|
|
Secure Outsourcing |
|
|
Just how seriously does staff in outsourced divisions of companies take data security? What happens if a freelancer working for the outsourced partner has the brilliant idea of leaking critical company data to the competition? However, when divisions of an organization are being outsourced, the possible security risks take a back seat at many enterprises and only come to the forefront again when the contract with the outsourced services is already finalized.
Download Now
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Automate Deactivation of Graduates' User Accounts |
| By : NetWrix |
Published Date: Apr 14, 2008 |
|
At the end of an academic year, many thousands of students may permanently leave a school or university system. Once these users graduate, discontinue their education, or perhaps simply move away, IT administrators are left with a huge number of accounts that must be marked as inactive and then dealt with according to system policies.
Download Now
|
 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Likewise Security Benefits |
|
|
This document describes how Likewise improves the security of Linux and UNIX computers by allowing computers to authenticate and authorize users through Microsoft Active Directory.
Download Now
|
 |
|
|
| |
|
|
|
Results 1 - 25 of 92 matches |
Sort Results By : Published Date | Title | Company name |
Home >
> Security Policies |
|
<< Start < Previous 1 2 3 4 Next > End >>
|
More Security Topics |
Access Control, Anti Spam, Anti Spyware, Anti Virus, Application Security, Auditing, Authentication, Biometrics, Business Continuity, Compliance, DDoS, Disaster Recovery, Email Security, Encryption, Firewalls, Hacker Detection, High Availability, Identity Management, Internet Security, Intrusion Detection, Intrusion Prevention, IPSec, Network Security Appliance, Password Management, Patch Management, Phishing, PKI, Policy Based Management, Security Management, Security Policies, Single Sign On, SSL, Secure Instant Messaging, Web Service Security, PCI Compliance, Vulnerability Management |
|
 |
|
RSS
