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Making a Business Case For Fraud-Prevention Technology

Building a business case to justify fraud-prevention technology investments is, unfortunately, not as straightforward as one might expect. The impact of online fraud on a financial institution is multifaceted and complex. Fraud incidents and fraud-prevention efforts affect many aspects of the bank's services and...

Data Security in the Evolving Payments Ecosystem

Highly publicized payment card breaches affected millions of consumers in 2014. In the wake of these breaches, retailers, financial institutions, payment processors and credit card brands responsible for delivering these systems in the United States are facing more scrutiny than ever before and are meeting at a...

How Data Breach Legislation Will Affect Financial Institutions

Recent high-profile breaches at nationwide retail, healthcare, entertainment, public sector and financial service organizations has brought heightened attention from lawmakers in Congress and the Obama Administration. This growing focus on cybersecurity and data breaches, coupled with a growing sense of...

Global Threat Landscape Report: Top Malicious Actors

Threat intelligence is only useful if you can take action quickly to protect networks, systems and data. Organizations today are challenged with a high volume of security events produced by the ecosystem of their non-collaborative security solutions. It is not a question of receiving intel on attacks, but rather:...

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The Productivity Transformation: Secure Content Collaboration on the Go

As more people use mobile devices to work, what are the key elements of an Enterprise Mobility Management (EMM) solution that successfully allow content creation, editing, sharing, syncing and pushing to mobile devices? We'll answer that question as well as provide industry specific scenarios and tips to help you...

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Mobile is the New Playground for Thieves: How to Protect Against Mobile Malware

Mobility is transforming enterprises at an unprecedented rate with the continued proliferation of smart devices, explosive development of mobile apps and increased access to work files. Employees are empowered by their organizations to be more productive at any time and from anywhere, adopting policies for Bring Your...

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Ovum Decision Matrix: Selecting an Enterprise Mobility Management Solution

Organizations of all shapes and sizes around the world have been faced with an influx of mobile devices over recent years. The increasing processing power and affordability of smartphones and tablets means that business users want to and are easily able to use them as part of their everyday working lives: Ovum's...

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The Aragon Research Globe for Enterprise Mobile Management

The market for enterprise mobile management software has evolved from a primary focus on MDM to a suite that includes MDM, MAM and MCM as the primary capabilities. This Aragon Research Globe reviews 18 major technology providers in EMM and their strengths and challenges as this market transforms. Download this...

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The Forrester Wave: Enterprise Mobile Management

Infrastructure and operations (I&O) professionals face a difficult mandate: Enable the workforce to navigate the ever-changing landscape of mobile scenarios while continually ensuring that their company's compliance and security needs are met. Mobile device management (MDM) solutions are effective tools to help...

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2015 Gartner Magic Quadrant for Enterprise Mobility Management Suites

Enterprise mobility management suites are the glue that connects mobile devices to their enterprise workflow. End-user computing leaders must consider short-term and long-term objectives amid rapid market changes. Download this matrix to explore how the market leaders compare.

Proven Strategies for Managing Vendor Risk in Healthcare

With the amount of personal information individuals provide to their doctors and the growing amount of information being held in digital form, hackers have set their sights on targeting the healthcare industry. With the average cost of a data breach ranging from $1 million for Business Associates (BAs) and over $2.1...

Phishing in the Healthcare Pond: Going Beyond the Baseline of Social Engineering

Hackers know people are the weakest links in an information security program and have refined the art of social engineering accordingly. One method in which the hackers prey on their victims is through phishing which utilizes electronic communication that appears to be trustworthy to obtain sensitive information. ...

Top Open Source Security Tips

Major financial services companies face a serious dilemma when it comes to open source software security. Today, global organizations such as investment banks, insurance companies, asset management and estate planning entities, and securities services providers have thousands of software applications in production at...

Open Source Hygiene: Critical for Application Security

Just as physical hygiene involves neutralizing sources of infection, Open Source Hygiene entails keeping software stacks and application portfolios free of known-exploitable versions of open source code. Implementing Open Source Hygiene requires ongoing code maintenance, informed open source technology selection, and...

Ensuring Progress Toward Risk Management and Continuous Configuration Compliance

Soon after putting monitoring, configuration and remediation capabilities into place to help ensure compliance with IT security objectives, an organization will have questions. Are we secure? Where are we exposed? Are our initiatives working? Have we met our targets? What progress are we making toward achieving...