Page 132 - White Papers in Governance & Risk Management

Sponsored by HelpSystems

When Malware Attacks your IBM i, AIX or Linux Server: True Stories from the Field

Malware attacks are increasing, including ransomware like CryptoLocker, Locky, and zCrypt. Businesses know it's essential to protect PCs from malicious programs, but many don't realize the value of server-level protection until the damage is done. Server-level protection from viruses and malware is essential, and...

Sponsored by HelpSystems

How IT Professionals Can Navigate PCI Compliance

The Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS) applies to every organization that processes credit or debit card information. This includes merchants and third-party service providers that store, process, or transmit credit card data. The launch of PCI DSS helped expose serious security shortcomings,...

Sponsored by HelpSystems

Creating a Well-Defined Security Policy

One step that is often overlooked when securing your system is the creation of a security policy. Protecting sensitive corporate information and meeting compliance requirements aren't the only reasons your organization needs a security policy. A well-defined policy can make the difference between maintaining the...

Sponsored by HelpSystems

Identity and Access Management for IBM i

Give the right users access to the right resources at the right times and for the right purposes. Two-thirds of businesses have experienced data theft or corruption that originated within their organizations. But insider threats are difficult to control because your IBM i users need at least some level of access to...

Sponsored by HelpSystems

2017 State of IBM i Security Study

Drawing participants from healthcare, communication, transportation, finance, and many other industries, the 2017 State of IBM i Security Study analyzed 332 servers. Now in its 14th year, the study provides compelling insight into security weaknesses affecting many IBM i systems. Some of the most dangerous defects...

The Question Is Not If You Will Be Breached

The Question is WHEN? Here are some sobering facts: 54% of breaches remain undiscovered for months; 60% of an organization's data is stolen within hours of an attack. So what can you do about it? Learn how to Control Advanced Malware with More Visibility.

Kaspersky Lab's New Focus on Fraud Prevention

As the global threat landscape shifts, so does Kaspersky Lab. Whereas Kaspersky Lab traditionally has been known for its cutting-edge research on threat trends and malware evolution, now the focus is expanding to encompass the new types and vectors of fraud impacting enterprises, says Emma Mohan-Satta, a Fraud...

How IAM Directly Creates Business Value

As software as a service (SaaS) and cloud applications have grown in popularity, IT environments have become more distributed, fragmented and nebulous - with many components existing outside of the traditional security perimeter of firewalls and virtual private networks (VPNs). Download this whitepaper to learn...

The Special Threat Posed by Privileged Users

Privileged users with nearly unlimited access pose a special threat to security, particularly as the world of enterprise IT continues to evolve from traditional data centers toward software-defined data centers and both private and public clouds. While standards and regulations bodies, along with auditors, have...

Sponsored by IBM

Why are Phishing Attacks so Easy to Launch?

Phishing attacks are on the rise, due in large part to how easy to launch and lucrative they are for the attackers, says Brooke Satti Charles of IBM Trusteer. "Phishing is a really easy way to perpetrate an attack," says Satti Charles, a financial crime prevention strategist. "Creating a sophisticated way to break...

Sponsored by IBM

The Latest Trends in Countering Phishing Attacks

Phishing attacks are on the rise for two main reasons, according to Brooke Satti Charles, a Financial Crime Prevention Strategist with IBM Trusteer. The first is how easy they are to launch. The second is their continued profitability for attackers. So how can enterprises make sure they are not the next...

Sponsored by IBM

Why Banks Need Cognitive Fraud Detection to Combat Evolving Threats

Malware tactics have evolved to incorporate a wide range of capabilities that enable cybercriminals to bypass static endpoint protection systems, initiate authenticated online banking sessions, and illicitly transfer money-often without either the customer's or the bank's knowledge. As financial organizations launch...

Sponsored by IBM

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...

Sponsored by IBM

How Banks Can Keep Security Teams Focused on Fraud

Challenges such as false positive alerts, authentication issues for users, and tool management represent a huge distraction that takes your security team's attention away from fraud prevention, increases your security costs, and makes it more difficult for your organization to adapt to emerging threats as quickly as...