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Optimize Your Sandbox Environment and Detection Process with Automated Static Analysis

Dynamic analysis is widely deployed as an automated way to understand the actions of potential malware. However, there are limitations; it is unable to keep up with the large volume of malware that security teams must deal with daily, while evaluating only a subset of objects and files. Download this whitepaper to...

The New Malware Cyber Defense Paradigms

Malware continues to routinely evades organizations' cyber defenses. It lurks inside networks waiting to execute attacks that can cause significant damage. Automated Static Analysis of binary files enables security teams to unlock an array of new threat intelligence, hunting, analysis, and rapid response...

Securing the Web Perimeter

Traditional network perimeter based access control models that use VPNs are no longer adequate to safeguard applications.

A Fresh Look at Outsourcing Your Cybersecurity

Many companies outsource payroll, legal, and other various departments within their organization that aren't core and a lot of them quite frankly fail, which is why we see all the breaches we see in the news.The biggest cybersecurity budget in the business cannot save you from suffering one of the biggest breaches. ...

A New Look at Vulnerability Management

For too many organisations, software vulnerability management is just about "patch Tuesday." Vulnerability management has evolved significantly in the past few years. Organisations need to adopt a new strategy focusing on visibility, prioritised response, and mitigation. When you look back at the wave of...

The End of Security Patches for Legacy Applications

Many enterprises still rely on Microsoft Windows Server 2008 to run business critical applications. But Windows Server 2008 will reach End of Support on January 14, 2020, which means no more security and maintenance patches. Every enterprise has to face down this issue of legacy systems sooner or later. With Windows...

A Fresh Look At Security Analytics

Most enterprises are at least discussing security analytics. But how are they actually deploying these tools? And with what levels of automation and orchestration? Download this e-book to learn more about: How security analytics is commonly used today; The potential of automation; How orchestration impacts...

Exploits Explained: Comprehensive Exploit Prevention

Exploits are commonly used in cyber attacks: upwards of 90% of reported data breaches involve an exploit at one or more points in the attack chain. Including exploit prevention as part of a comprehensive lineup of security defenses is clearly valuable. Almost every major security vendor can claim some level of...

Endpoint Management Buyer's Guide: A Practical Guide for the IT Professional

The workplace is transforming, and keeping up with evolving security threats has become more critical and challenging than ever. Malware attacks come from all directions with an overwhelming majority of successful breaches beginning at the endpoint. This means that having a comprehensive endpoint management solution...

Endpoint Management: New Challenges Posed by Today's Cyberthreats and Security Threats

Endpoint management, while broad from a technology standpoint, is moving in a definitive direction - the ability to centrally discover, provision, deploy, update, and troubleshoot endpoint devices within an organization. The proliferation of laptops, desktops, and more will propel the worldwide market for unified...

Archiving vs. Backup - What's the Difference?

Although the terms "backup" and "archiving" are sometimes used interchangeably, they refer to two completely different processes. Both deal with long-term data storage, yes, but that is where the similarities end. Backups are designed to provide an organization with a way of recovering its data following some sort...

True Stories From the Field: When Malware Attacks your AIX Servers

Server-level protection from viruses and malware is essential, and PC-based tools won't cut it. 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...

The Truth About Cloud Security

Cloud usage continues to grow, which is no surprise. The cloud has enabled businesses to expand their capabilities via cloud servers or a hybrid approach of on-premises and cloud environments. What is surprising is how many organizations have developed a blind spot when it comes to cloud security, and these blind...

How Safe Are Your Backups?

It may seem silly to wonder how safe your backups are; backups are rarely thought of as being at risk. It stems back to a time when backups were on tape - a medium that would be tough for even skilled developers to hack. But today's backups are stored (whether on-premises or in the cloud) on disk or, more...

Cloud-First Backup

Modern backup is still too complicated. Adding to the woes of the modern backup administrator is the fact that very few organizations get to tear their entire IT apparatus down and take a completely modern, greenfield approach. In the real world, data centers are the result of incremental growth. With that growth...