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.
By: Bit9
Published Date: May 09, 2013
Everyone is a Cyber Attack Target
Do you know:
--What’s running on the endpoints and servers in your enterprise?
--If you have malicious files hiding and running on your endpoints or servers?
--The trustworthiness of the files on your systems?
You may have already been targeted.
Download this eBook today to understand how security and IT professionals – and governments worldwide – are becoming increasingly aware of the dangers advanced threats pose to their endpoints, servers, domain controllers and virtual environments and are taking control by utilizing a trust-based approach to detect and stop advanced threats that evade traditional security tools.
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The Product Leadership Award is a prestigious recognition of Entrust’s accomplishments in the SSL certificate market. An unbiased, third-party recognition can provide a profound impact in enhancing the brand value and accelerating Entrust’s growth.
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SCADA-driven systems are found in all components of Critical National Infrastructure including energy power plants, electricity supply grids, chemical plants and other industrial systems. Where years ago these systems were connected via dial-up modem – with password security that at the time was highly resistant to attack – the current trend is to plug these devices into the Internet using a standard Ethernet connection – or worse yet, by WIFI or some other wireless protocol that lacks the encryption and authentication needed to prevent tampering. Thousands of SCADA-based systems accessible from the Internet have weak default privileged passwords “defending” them. Download this whitepaper to learn how to secure SCADA systems from cyber attacks.
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By: EMC RSA
Published Date: May 03, 2013
New security threats demand a new approach to security management. Security teams need a security analytics architecture that can handle a much greater volume and wider scope of data than at present, not to mention provide them with tools to lead them quickly to the most pressing issues. They need threat intelligence, about the latest tools, techniques, and procedures in use by the attacker community, and the ability to track and manage the responses initiated as a result of the issues they identify
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Safeguard PDF Security
Protect your PDF documents from unauthorized use and misuse – control who can use them, when, where, and for how long.
• Stop unauthorized viewing, printing, screenshots, modifying, copying, saving, sharing
• Control expiry and instantly revoke documents
• Dynamically watermark documents with user information
• Log document prints and views
Safeguard PDF Security does not use passwords, plug-ins, or JavaScript, so your documents are never compromised by weak security.
Start protecting your documents today by requesting a free trial.
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PowerBroker Identity Services is a privilege identity tool that integrates virtual and physical deployments of Linux, Mac and UNIX with Active Directory to authenticate users, control access, apply group policies, and provide single sign-on.
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PowerBroker Password Safe is an enterprise password management solution for access control, manageability and audit of all types of privileged accounts, such as shared administrative accounts, application accounts, and local administrative accounts.
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PowerBroker Servers Enterprise is a privilege management tool that enables administrators to create and manage privileged users and access policies via Active Directory, protect critical assets from misuse, and help meet compliance regulations.
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PowerBroker Privilege Explorer for Active Directory and File Systems is a privilege management solution that offers a centralized view and management of enterprise wide Active Directory access. Administrators see access points to resources and exposure of intellectual property.
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PowerBroker Event Vault for Windows is an agentless, scalable, interactive analysis, and compliance reporting solution for Windows event logs. It automates and streamlines the collection and management of standard Windows event logs with customizable reporting views all captured events.
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Retina CS for Mobile is a security, policy and health management solution for mobile devices. It provides comprehensive assessment and vulnerability management for mobile devices, smart phones, and tablets.
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PowerBroker Endpoint Protection Platform is an integrated multi-layered endpoint protection solution in a single, lightweight client that protects against known exploits, zero-day attacks, malware, and all other attack vectors.
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Is your cyber security doing enough to protect your new, hyper-mobile business practices?
Whether they are working in your headquarters, a home office, or on the road, employees, partners, and vendors need to have confidential data at their fingertips to conduct business effectively. The likelihood of this data becoming exposed through unsecured transfers or lost devices is a frightening reality.
If your data fell into the wrong hands, would you be able to keep it private?
Download Kaspersky Lab’s latest whitepaper, Your Data Under Siege: Defend It with Encryption, to learn:
• How a mobile workforce stretches your secured perimeter
• Why encryption should be mandatory cyber protection at all endpoints
• Different encryption types and the best choice for your company
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Identity and access management is one of the greatest IT challenge of the SaaS era. Use the six best practices outlined in this white paper to successfully strike a balance between enabling productivity and managing risk
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By: Infoblox
Published Date: Apr 23, 2013
Corporate environments are under constant attack from Advanced Persistent threats using DNS queries to ‘phone home’ and exfiltrate info. In order to protect IT infrastructure from ever changing attacks, one needs to remove DNS queries as an avenue for Malware to communicate and exfiltrate info.
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Are your confidential documents at risk? In this white paper, InfoTrends highlights the prevalence of document-related security and compliance breaches within the United States, provides examples of vulnerable elements of the document infrastructure—both in the general office environment and in a variety of key vertical markets, and discusses proven solutions for addressing these risks. The document contains key findings from recent InfoTrends primary research studies, including a 2012 report focused on document security and compliance requirements within the education, financial services, insurance, healthcare, and legal industries.
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By: IBM
Published Date: Apr 10, 2013
The IBM X-Force Trend and Risk Report is produced twice per year: once at mid-year and once at year-end. This report provides statistical information about all aspects of threats that affect Internet security, including software vulnerabilities and public exploitation, malware, spam, phishing, web-based threats, and general cyber criminal activity. They are intended to help customers, fellow researchers, and the public at large understand the changing nature of the threat landscape and what might be done to mitigate it.
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By: Bit9
Published Date: Apr 04, 2013
Every enterprise has high-value information that is vital to its success.
As cyber-attack techniques become more sophisticated your “digital gold” is increasingly vulnerable. Today’s cyber threats have changed in sophistication, in focus, and in their potential impact on your business.
Download this eBook to learn:
• What cybercriminals are doing to target you and your business
• Why today’s advanced attacks require real-time detection
• The steps you can take to effectively protect your business
• How you can get ahead of Advanced Threats
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By: Bit9
Published Date: Apr 04, 2013
Download Bit9’s Threat Advisor and learn how executives, IT and security professionals need to plan for – and protect against – advanced threats designed to exploit the vulnerabilities introduced by virtualization.
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If your enterprise uses System z already, it’s a safe bet that you’re already aware of its legendary security. Being the only commercially available server with an EAL 5 rating is just one reason why so many of the world’s top banks, retailers and other businesses that conduct high volumes of critical business transactions use System z. With features such as cryptographic co-processors and integrated Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) support, System z has arguably the best foundation in the world for building secure information systems.
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Why are so many enterprises rushing to implement network access control (NAC) now? Watch this webcast to learn about the many uses of NAC, including techniques to:
• Secure BYOD
• Block internal network attacks
• Ensure endpoint compliance
Learn why modern NAC products are so much easier to deploy and manage then NAC products from years gone by. This webcast includes panelists from people in the trenches at a major hospital, a university, an IT services provider, and the leading independent vendor of network access control, ForeScout Technologies.
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Read the Gartner case study "Securing BYOD with Network Access Control " which highlights how an organization utilized NAC and mobile device management solutions to establish policies for enabling a bring-your-own-device environment with an acceptable level of risk.
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Organizations across the world continue to strive for greater agility, efficiency and innovation. But they also need to cut costs, improve productivity and become more competitive. While this is nothing new, the fact remains that IT is arguably the key department tasked with supporting these needs and ultimately making this happen.
Read this white paper to learn just how increasingly complex technology is causing new security challenges, and how best to address them.
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Huge amounts of valuable business-related information may be stored and processed on a mobile device, and this means that smartphones make attractive targets for criminals, leading to corporate data leakage, unauthorized access and malware infection. In the UK alone, during 2010, 228 phones were reported stolen every hour.
Read this white paper to learn what you need to know about mobile security in corporate environments. Discover more about today's mobile threats, key threats associated with smartphones, protecting yourself against data loss and theft, and more.
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In today’s data centers, IT often virtualizes new applications and workloads by default. Virtualization is the norm; deploying a physical server is the exception. The technology is mature and enterprise adoption is high, yet information security does not have a significant focus on virtual security.
This guide describes the security challenges within virtualized environments and shows how to apply the concepts of Forrester’s Zero Trust Model of information security to secure the virtual environment effectively.
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