Page 16 - White Papers in Next-Generation Technologies & Secure Development

Advanced Malware and How It Avoids Detection

Advanced malware avoids being detected and can remain hidden for extended periods of time as it conducts complex and damaging cyberattacks. This sophisticated malware is usually designed to aggressively target anything and everything that can be monetized. How can organizations safeguard their data from these...

Make Your Existing Security Controls More Effective

It can be incredibly disruptive and time-consuming to add new security technologies to your network. However, it is vital to continue to advance your organization's ability to detect and respond to advanced malware - especially malware that evades other "advanced" security tools like sandboxes and...

Guide to Antivirus Replacement: What You Need to Know Before Replacing Your Current Solution

The Guide to Antivirus (AV) Replacement provides in-depth information from leading security experts that will guide you through each phase of your decision-making process. From the critical elements you need to consider,to how to evaluate and review solutions, you'll get expert advice that can help you choose a...

3 Key Steps to Transforming IT Security

Security is consistently growing more important, and many IT teams are recognizing it as both a priority and a challenge. In addition, IT teams are under increasing pressure to protect the business from emerging new threats. For organizations that are embracing cloud and virtualized environments, three common-sense...

How to Prevent Data Breaches by Reducing Detection and Response Times

When a threat actor targets your environment, a process unfolds from initial intrusion through eventual data breach - if that threat actor is left undetected. The modern approach to cybersecurity requires a focus on reducing MTTD and MTTR, where threats are detected and killed early in their lifecycle, thereby...

What is Enterprise Intelligence?

Enterprise Intelligence is an ongoing practice in which organizations analyze disparate data sources to identify the vulnerabilities and threats across the enterprise. Download this infographic and learn: How much more likely analytically driven organizations are to respond to security threats; What percent of...

Seven Ways to Simplify Public Sector Security Intelligence

A public sector agency that makes use of security intelligence and analytics takes the burden off its OPSEC team. Powerful machine analytics can make associations among traces of evidence and identify security events much more quickly and efficiently than humans can. Automation enables you to respond to an incident in...

Making the Shift to Human-Centered Security

Traditionally in cybersecurity, technology is the central focus. Adversaries act; security controls respond. But Richard Ford of Forcepoint says it is time to change the dynamic with a shift to human-centered security. The traditional, tech-centric approach cedes too much control to the attackers, says Ford, Chief...

Incident Response Reconsidered: Why Organizations Need Both Proactive and Reactive Strategies

Many security leaders argue over whether their incident response posture needs to be proactive or reactive. But Rsam CISO Bryan Timmerman says it isn't either or - that organizations need both. Here's why. "If you've got an incident response program that's been around for years, then it's probably based on...

Why Banks Must Protect Customer Endpoints

Banks spend billions of dollars in defensive measures trying to detect fraudulent transactions and recover funds before they disappear. However, given the increasing sophistication of malware and phishing attacks, and the growing number of threats, many banks are finding that traditional endpoint protections, such as...

It's About Risk: 2017 Strategic Cybersecurity Investments Study

Sixty-five percent of security leaders consider their organizations' security postures to be above average or superior, as compared to peers in their sectors. Yet, only 29 percent say that they are very confident in the effectiveness of their security controls, and nearly half say that they have gaps in detecting...

Delivering Application-Centric Network and Security Services

As digitalization drives the need for speed in IT resource delivery, organizations that still practice traditional provisioning of network and security services will keep falling behind their competitors. For IT to fully automate the delivery of secure, scalable, and high-performing multi-tier applications,...

Ransomware and the Limits of Conventional Protection

Ransomware is a rapidly evolving challenge for organizations of all sizes. Although the vast majority of ransomware attacks are spread by email through malicious links or attachments, devices can also be infected through several other vectors, including "driveby" downloads whereby a vulnerable victim system is...

The Evolution of Next Generation Firewall

Next generation firewalls (NGFWs) are a prime example of how cybersecurity controls continue to evolve. Enterprises need a strong first line of defense to protect their constantly changing attack surface. The number of attack vectors available to attackers is growing for several reasons, including a rise in the number...

Shed Light on the Cloud App Visibility Blind Spot

Every day, your employees - usually accidentally - create vulnerabilities that create opportunities for data breaches. You must balance risks with giving employees the access they need to succeed. While cloud apps and BYOD policies are known to increase user productivity & lower operating costs, they are also...