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Advancing Identity & Access Management to the Next Level of Security Effectiveness

To assist organizations with making actionable decisions on the adoption of contextually-aware platforms, Enterprise Management Associates (EMA) conducted primary, survey-based research on the current requirements, use, and outcomes of utilizing contextually-aware identity and access management (IAM) solutions. The...

A Smarter Approach to Insider Threat Protection

Today's credential based threats are complex, often touching many systems, using multiple log-ins, and spanning a period of several months. These insider threats involve the legitimate credentials and access privileges of real users, making them challenging for legacy security solutions to detect. In order...

A Banker's Guide to Insider Fraud: 6 Ways to Spot Insider Fraud Before It Strikes

Download this whitepaper to learn 6 ways to spot insider fraud before it strikes.

How to Build an Effective Threat Intelligence Program

A common complaint among threat intelligence analysts is the near impossibility of searching global threat intelligence feeds to find the specific threat and vulnerability information that matters to their organization. The underlying problem here is the lack of visibility across all internal files and objects....

What You Need to Know to Combat the Insider Threat

Download this to learn how an Insider Threat Interdisciplinary Working team can help provide a bird's-eye view of your organization

2020 Ponemon Cost of Insider Threats Global Report

The 2020 industry benchmark report independently conducted by the Ponemon Institute and sponsored by IBM Security and ObserveIT is now available. What are the findings and implications of an insider breach? Ponemon Institute's latest report is conducted to understand the direct and indirect costs that result from...

Insider Risk Management: Adapting to the Evolving Security Landscape

Download this eBook to find out how to start tackling an insider risk management problem.

2020 Ponemon Cost of Insider Threats Global Report

The 2020 industry benchmark report independently conducted by the Ponemon Institute and sponsored by IBM Security and ObserveIT is now available. What are the findings and implications of an insider breach? Ponemon Institute's latest report is conducted to understand the direct and indirect costs that result from...

Building Security into the DevOps Life Cycle

The primary goal when breaking the build in the CI/CD DevOps life cycle is to treat security issues with the same level of importance as quality and business requirements. If quality or security tests fail, the continuous integration server breaks the build. When the build breaks, the CI/CD pipeline also breaks....

The Buyer's Guide to Cyber Threat Intelligence

The Recorded Future buyer's guide will help you to answer 11 key questions at the center of deciding how to invest in a threat intelligence solution. A template is also included to help build an RFP you can use to quiz vendors on their capabilities. The guide includes: Definitions of types of threat intelligence...

Justifying Your Insider Threat Program

Security professionals have long struggled to demonstrate the return on investment of their security spend. Getting sign off for an insider threat program is no different. Advanced analytics and user and entity behavior analytics (UEBA) solutions enhance the security posture of organizations deploying them....

The Accidental Hacker

When we think of insider threats, we inevitably imagine the likes of a Julian Assange or Edward Snowden, and spectacular leaks of confidential information with vengeful or ideological motivations. But while a WikiLeaks-type threat is well understood, an intense focus on malicious threats risks missing out all the...

Threat Brief: Iranian Cyber Warfare

Most U.S. organizations have already been monitoring and defending against Iranian advanced persistent threat (APT) groups for years. With that said, this is a good opportunity to assess whether your organization is a likely target of Iranian state-sponsored cyber operations, and determine if your team is ready and...

Deception-Based Threat Detection: Shifting Power to the Defenders

Increased compute power, artificial intelligence, and tools on the Dark Web are equipping cyberattackers with the resources to launch more sophisticated and destructive attacks. Reactive defenses are no longer enough to stop attackers from infiltrating even the best security architectures. Environmental dynamics are...

Active Deception to Combat Advanced Threats

As cyberattacks increase in sophistication and penetrate networks with higher frequency and effectiveness, security professionals are expressing growing concerns about being able to quickly detect and stop in-network threats from both internal and external threat actors. The growing number of these cyberattacks have...