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Understanding Social Engineering

The title of the new book is Understanding Social Engineering Based Schemes. And its mission is three-fold, Jakobsson says. He wants to profile today's most common schemes, forecast some future trends, and help organizations build effective countermeasures. In an interview about the contents of his new book,...

Achieving Resilient Cybersecurity

In the face of evolving cyberthreats, organizations of all sizes need a more resilient cybersecurity architecture. In an interview about achieving resilient cybersecurity, Kaczmarek discusses: How security leaders can prioritize their defenses again the many threats they face; The benefits of using a hybrid...

How Effective Are Your Current Anti-Malware Tools for Keeping Endpoints Secure?

More than half of surveyed security leaders rate their organizations' current anti-malware protection above average or superior. And yet ... 54 percent say their organizations have experienced ransomware in the past year; 25 percent say they struggle with threat detection; 51 percent say their current anti-virus...

Best Practices for ID and Access Management (IAM) Implementation and Operation

Adopting standardized best practices, as embodied here in Hitachi ID Identity Express, has a positive impact on Identity and Access Management (IAM) implementation and operation. IAM implementation using Identity Express is faster, costs less and incurs less risk since operation is optimized, incorporates rich...

Best Practices in Moving Healthcare to the Cloud

Many healthcare organizations embark on cloud migrations to achieve scalability, cost-efficiency, and higher application performance. But migrating applications to the cloud can be a complex process that requires careful planning and deliberation. Challenges can include unanticipated interoperability issues,...

Protect Your Patient Data While Predicting Threats

Evolving criminal and unscrupulous internal threats to healthcare data networks continue to plant seeds of fear and uncertainty in the minds of healthcare IT professionals. Those fears are wellfounded; a recent Information Week survey found that 91 percent of small healthcare practices in North America say they have...

Seamlessly Integrate Communication Lines with Unified Communications & Collaboration (UC&C)

Unified Communications & Collaboration (UC&C) is a common platform for communications, both internally and externally, within an enterprise organization. The components included in any UC&C solution - voice, IM, video, etc. - will vary from organization to organization. UC&C brings all those communication...

Start Your Implementation Planning for Office 365

You know you are adopting Office 365. Whether you are just wading in with a partial Exchange Online deployment, jumping right into the deep end with a full-cloud, everything Office 365 adoption or something in-between - the decision is made and you are moving forward as fast as you can. Before you take off running...

Safely Adopting Office 365

The writing is on the wall. Nearly every company will move to Office 365 sooner or later. Data sharing and data movement are key elements of any O365 adoption - from an Exchange Online plan that comes with a 50GB mailbox, the Outlook app, and OneDrive to the full ProPlus packages. Starting with the very first step, a...

11 Critical Steps to Safe Cloud Adoption

Business enablement and ease of collaboration are among the many benefits of cloud apps, but the adoption of these services is often a double edged sword. They enable employees to legitimately share content, but they also make it easier to inadvertently overshare content or share it with the wrong people. Download...

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Communicating Security Program Effectiveness to Executives and the Board

Are your executives aware of the strategic importance of your Security Program and its measurable impact your business objectives? Strengthen your message by providing relevant (and easy to understand), specific, measurable, attainable, information and measurements of your Security Program that tie your Security...

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Security Metrics That Help Boards Assess Risk

Metrics need to communicate the context and critical scale of risk, risk mitigation, costs of risk elimination, and how risk elimination is a business enabler. It is possible to communicate key security metrics to the CEO and Board in both quantitative and qualitative terms, enabling executives to relate to and easily...

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Using Security Metrics to Drive Action

Leveraging metrics that are unique to specific lines of business and address real business issues communicate simply, directly, and cogently to executives - instilling sense of familiarity and urgency. Metrics comparing assets, controls, and vulnerabilities provide complete view of security status - critical in...

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Security Metrics That Tell a Story to the Board

Collect security metrics with tangible meaning to the organization. Used effectively, security metrics illustrate the effectiveness of your controls and the safety of your systems and data. Metrics can also highlight the probability of security issues, potential damage, the necessary steps to mitigate risk, the costs...

Sponsored by Tenable

Communicating Security Program Effectiveness

Are your executives aware of the strategic importance of your Security Program and its measurable impact your business objectives? Strengthen your message by providing relevant (and easy to understand), specific, measurable, attainable, information and measurements of your Security Program that tie your Security...