Page 14 - White Papers in Next-Generation Technologies & Secure Development

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Enterprise Insight Analysis for Cyber Threat Hunting

Organisations must replace their traditional, defensive security strategies with a proactive, intelligence-driven offense to prevent and disrupt sophisticated, agile threats. Next generation intelligence enables organisations to incorporate cyber threat hunting into their security strategy, and turn their defence into...

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Concepts of Intelligence Operations: The New Approach

The cyber threat analysis discipline blends aspects of intelligence analysis, information security and forensic science. By using cyber threat analysis, one can detect infiltrations faster, regardless of their source. Pairing advanced platforms with a human is the most effective way to detect an...

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How Does Cyber Threat Hunting Work?

Cyber threat hunting is a human-led process that enriches your existing security measures with contextual insights gained from external and internal data sources. Download this infographic and learn how cyber threat hunting turns: Human investigations into analysis; Data computation into analytics; Intelligence...

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How to Know Your Attackers

To effectively implement security measures, you must know who is behind the threats you face, so that you can turn the tables and put them on defense. Download this infographic and learn: The profile of the most well-funded threats; The motivations behind hacktivists; What the cost of insider threats and...

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Cyber Threat Analysis is Essential to Defense

Moving from capabilities that understand "the now" to those that can understand the future is what the goals of cyber threat analysis should be. Download this eBook and learn how cyber threat analysis utilizes: Visual analysis; Risk analysis; The human element.

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Threat Intelligence Case Studies

A significant challenge for many organizations has been enabling their analysts to find the "unknown unknown." Whether that unknown is malware lurking within the enterprise or within slight variations in fraudulent transactions, the result has been the same: enterprises continue to fall victim to cybercrime....

Cybercrime Hacking in Healthcare: Avoid Breaches and Simplify Compliance

Key gaps in how healthcare entities defend against cybercrime hacking have emerged. Even organizations strictly adherent to HIPAA, NIST or other regulators are still unaware of how their practices compare to their industry peers and whether or not they are lagging behind. Has your organization assessed and mitigated...

Separating Fact from Fiction: Hacking and Exploits on the Dark Web

Dark web vendors offer a wide range of technological crime. From distributed denial of service (DDoS) attacks to pre-recorded phone calls, there is a myriad of knowledge and listings for hacking & exploits. In addition to materials for sale, the dark web is also home to a variety of forums designed to build...

Cyber Fraud for Dummies: How-to Guides for Sale on Dark Web

The dark web has become a very effective resource for purchasing sinister educational materials. How-to guides are for sale on major dark web markets such as Hansa and AlphaBay and offer step-by-step instructions for drug trafficking, hacking, social engineering and many other cyber crimes. Fraud guides, a subset...

The Need to Expand Beyond Windows OS; Maximizing Malware Analysis

Yes, malware commonly targets the Windows operating system. But if you limit malware analysis to Windows OS, you're leaving gaping vulnerabilities, says Christopher Kruegel of Lastline Inc. Here's how to maximize your analysis. Kruegel, CEO of Lastline, says that one common limitation of malware analysis is that...

Simplify Compliance & Avoid Breaches in Healthcare

Through an ongoing series of Healthcare Security Readiness workshops, key gaps in how healthcare organizations defend against cybercrime hacking have emerged. Has your organization assessed and mitigated gaps in security...or are even aware of what they are? In the following ISMG interview transcript, David...

What Keeps CISOs Up at Night: The Biggest Security Challenges in 2017

CISOs have plenty to keep them up at night. With data breaches, ransomware incidents and system compromises, security leaders are forced to find ways to beat threats without slowing their pace of business. If they fail to effectively manage those risks, their organizations can face huge consequences. While process...

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How Does Enterprise Intelligence Work?

Enterprise intelligence combines human-led analysis and computer-driven analytics to provide actionable insights for your enterprise, so you can disrupt and neutralize threats. Download this infographic and learn: How often insider misuse is responsible for security incidents; The average cost of a single data...

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Threat Intelligence Security Services Market Overview

A significant challenge for many organizations has been enabling their analysts to find the "unknown unknown." Whether that unknown is malware lurking within the enterprise or within slight variations in fraudulent transactions, the result has been the same: enterprises continue to fall victim to...

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Insider, Hacktivist or Nation State?

Who is behind the threats that face your organization? To implement security measures that put your attackers on defense, you must know their profile and motivations. Download this infographic and learn about: The motivations of different attackers; The different tactics attackers deploy; How threat intelligence...