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Containing Cyber Exposure: How to Mitigate the New Risks

The cloud gives organizations great new opportunities to deploy new systems and applications. It also creates a whole new level of cybersecurity exposure, says Gavin Millard of Tenable, offering tips to bridge that gap. "The difference between what is known and what is managed in an environment ... and then what's...

See and Find: Discover and Fix Vulnerabilities Before Criminals Do

When you talk to CISOs and security directors, and ask the question, "What's the biggest threat you face today?" you expect them to say whichever nation-state we're blaming attacks on at the moment. But in reality, it's the problem of just being able to know what's in the environment; to know where organisations are...

What to Consider When it Comes to Third-Party Access

Whether it is insider or third-party privilege, locking down access has never been more important. The challenge is that the traditional responses to managing privileged access and identity access often leave companies exposed, because their focus is too narrow. Download this eBook on access management and...

Security As A Business Enabler

How confident are you that your mobile users are secure? Only 13% of CIOs are "very confident" their mobile users are secure. Despite many large businesses being unprepared for GDPR, or serving their employees satisfactorily with mobile technology, senior IT decision-makers recognise that security could enable...

Modernizing Government IT: User Identity and Access Management

Government agencies face unique technology challenges in today's world, including complex legacy IT systems, antiquated processes and a prohibitive legislative budgeting cycle. Because of these challenges, many agencies are looking for creative new approaches to overcome the obstacles preventing adoption of the latest...

Spear Phishing and Targeted Attacks: Defend Against Socially Engineered Strikes

Spear phishing is the common trigger to many of the most popular - and successful - targeted attacks. How can organizations improve their defenses? Jon Clay of Trend Micro tells how to better spot and stop spear phishing.

Layered Security: A Three-Tiered Defense Against Cyberthieves

In today's world, data is one of the most sensitive pieces of a business and the best way to protect it is with layered security. To keep your business financially healthy, you must treat your data the way a bank would treat its money - with multiple layers of security. Download our three-tiered defense infographic...

3 BYOD Concerns Small Businesses Must Prepare For

The typical SMB employee uses a myriad of endpoint devices - desktop computers, laptops, smartphones, tablets - all equipped with various applications. As a result, SMBs become more open to risks of company intrusions. Download this whitepaper and learn how to solve BYOD challenges such as: A compromised employee...

Why Is IDaaS Such a Hot Topic?

In an era where users are working simultaneously across mobile, social and cloud applications and platforms, organizations need to deploy identity and access management solutions that can scale and adapt quickly. That's where IDaaS comes in. It simplifies that onboard experience for the employee and gives...

Open Banking in the Digital Era

Banks often view innovation as coming at the cost of security. Instead, security can be an enabler to the digital transformation - helping banks welcome customers in and keep fraudulent activity out so they can pursue new growth opportunities, improve the customer experience, and build customer loyalty. Download...

Mobile Banking: Contain Fraud and Build User Trust

Banks that cannot evolve their fraud detection capabilities to effectively address two seemingly opposing requirements - building trust through strong cybersecurity programs and delivering a seamless customer experience - will fail to build new market share, and will lose market share to those banks that...

What is the Goal of Internet Separation?

In May 2017, the Singapore Government cut direct access to the Internet from its internal systems. This is a policy that is already adopted by Korean banks, many U.S. and U.K. military establishments, as well as the Japanese government. This is to protect government-owned computer systems from potential cyber threats...

4 Keys to Bridging Digital Identities

Even though most organizations do not have a "blank slate," it doesn't mean they can't rethink their IAM strategy. Acknowledging identity as the new perimeter, enterprises can reimagine how they utilize IAM to reduce unnecessary risk and cost and better enable the business. Download this whitepaper to learn how...

Securing Access in a Changing World

You can't stop the IT cloud revolution. Not that you'd want to: Cloud deployment offers much needed scalable capacity, business agility and, in many cases, dramatically lower operating costs. But you are on the hook to secure your organization's access. You need a new approach that that works with today's modern...

Exploits. Intercepted.

Exploits are one of the main techniques used by cybercriminals to spread malware. They take advantage of weaknesses in legitimate software products like Flash and Microsoft Office to infect computers for their criminal ends. A single exploit can be used by myriad separate pieces of malware, all with different...