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Case Study: Uncovering User-Based Insider Threats with Machine-Learning Algorithms

One of the world's largest Internet companies manages all customer data in a proprietary account management system, which is at the heart of its business operations. This company has a large security team and invests huge efforts to ensure the privacy and integrity of its customer data. Aware of the dangers of...

Case Study: Using UBA to Gain Better Visibility and Faster Time to Remediation

Playtech is a world leader in the online gaming industry and builds its reputation upon protecting the strict confidentiality of its customers' financial and personal data. Realizing that traditional SIEM systems and signature-based tools are not enough to mitigate sophisticated cyber attacks, Playtech invested...

Case Study: Secure Business Data with User Behavior Analytics

A fast-growing crowdsourcing company had concerns about data breaches in the news. They wanted big data analytics tools to help ID threats without limiting legitimate user access. Fortscale's solution integrated easily with the company's big data logs and streamlined incident investigation. Download this case...

Vulnerable By Design: Why Destructive Exploits Keep on Coming

Cyber-attackers are continuously on the lookout for sophisticated ways to penetrate an organization's systems. One effective way for attackers to appear legitimate in face of security solutions is by exploiting logic flaws in the functionality of existing systems - also known as design vulnerabilities. By...

The Cost of Not Securing Your Mobile Devices

Given the breadth of mobile devices and operating systems, a mobile device management solution seems a no-brainer for most organizations. But many challenges to deploying an effective solution exist, including: cost, scalability, and integration with other security solutions. Download this white paper to explore...

Securing Mobile Devices: Top Three Challenges

Given the breadth of mobile devices and operating systems, a mobile device management solution seems a no-brainer for most organizations. But many challenges to deploying an effective solution exist, including: cost, scalability, and integration with other security solutions. Download this white paper to explore...

When Gaps in Your Disaster Recovery Strategy Compromise Business Continuity

Many companies use log shipping to back up high availability (HA) physical databases to physical machines and view it as a low-tech way to ensure disaster recovery (DR). However, when it comes time for DR testing, log shipping leaves a lot to be desired. Download this white paper to explore The pros and cons...

Top 10 Considerations for Securing Private Clouds

If you know who's accessing your cloud, you can head off many problems before they turn into disasters. You should ensure easy access for your trusted users but make it hard for everyone else. The lock on the front door of your home is there for a reason: to let the good guys in, and keep the bad guys out. But you...

How to Choose the Right Cyber Threat Intelligence Provider

Threat intelligence helps organizations become more proactive in their cybersecurity efforts. But not all threat intelligence is created equal. Traditional threat intelligence is tactical in nature, helping defenders more quickly respond to existing threats in your network. But you need to go beyond this...

Your Legal Liability Following a Cybersecurity Breach

The past few years have seen a steady stream of data breaches and yet the state of cyber risk management overall remains largely inconsistent. This is a problem because data breaches often lead to expensive and long-lasting ramifications. These developments reinforce the notion, particularly for those that are not...

Barriers to Effective Incident Response: A SANS Survey

SANS conducted a survey focused on the current state of Incident Response (IR), polling security professionals from more than 19 industries and various-sized companies and organizations. The goal was to get a clearer picture of what IR teams are up against today - the types of attacks they see and what...

Sponsored by BlackDuck

Application Security In 2016: A Comprehensive Overview

Using open source code is not necessarily a problem, but not knowing what open source you're using can be extremely dangerous, particularly when so much open source contains security flaws. Download this white paper to explore Key application security challenges your organization will face; Why the...

Sponsored by BlackDuck

Taking Container Security to the Next Level

Before enterprises fully embrace container technology, they must address the security risks inherent in the ecosystem. Untrusted code hiding within containers can take advantage of vulnerabilities within a system, potentially exposing organizations and individuals to costly security breaches. This whitepaper...

Sponsored by BlackDuck

What Security Professionals Need to Know About Securing & Managing Open Source

Security teams understand that developers turn to open source to save time, cut costs, and improve quality. But getting a handle on the security implications of open source use can be difficult. Download this white paper to explore how to Automatically identify security vulnerabilities in open source; ...

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Securing Docker: What You Need To Know

Container technologies like Docker promise to transform the way enterprises develop, deploy, and manage critical applications. However, containers are no panacea. The same challenges around deploying and managing applications in native environments and virtual machines also affect container deployments. Yet the...