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2015 Mobile Threat Report

In 2014, mobile devices and the concept of "staying connected" permeated our personal and professional lives at nearly every level. Now more and more companies are realizing the importance of having the infrastructure in place for mobile devices and are currently playing catch-up. Read this whitepaper to learn about...

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How to Implement a Unified Solution for Mobile Device, App, and Data Security

It has quickly been proven that the unification of mobile app and network security technologies improves customer value by allowing access from multiple devices allowing for uninhibited access to work from wherever. However, with such a transition always come security and implementation issues. Read this whitepaper...

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Craft Enterprise Plans for Your Organization's Mobile Security

Mobile devices have been connecting to corporate networks for nearly a decade now, and in that decade companies have attempted to adapt a wide range of existing security and access products to help companies to build secure access solutions for mobile devices. Now that mobile device access is inevitable for nearly...

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How to Achieve an App Centric Approach to Enterprise Mobility

With the number of organizations that allow BYOD expected to grow exponentially, it becomes even more important for organization's to have the right foundation to support their employees and their customers. Read this whitepaper to learn how to achieve an app centric approach to enterprise mobility and see how this...

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Gartner Best Practices for Securing Hadoop

Historically, Apache Hadoop has provided limited security capabilities, and most Hadoop implementations to date have been deployed with little thought given to security. To protect sensitive data being stored and analyzed in Hadoop, security architects should use a structured approach to security.

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Data protection for big data environments

Organizations are eager to harness the power of big data. But as new big data opportunities emerge, ensuring the veracity and security of source information becomes exponentially more difficult. If these challenges are not addressed directly, end users will lose confidence in the insights generated from big data. As...

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Gartner Magic Quandrant for Data Masking Technology

The information explosion, the proliferation of endpoint devices, growing user volumes and new computing models like cloud, social business and big data have created new vulnerabilities. Data security is a moving target - as data grows, more sophisticated threats emerge; the number of regulations increase; and...

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Bridging the Data Security Gap - Unified Data Protection For Four Key Data Environments

Data security presents a multidimensional challenge in today's complex IT environment. Multiple access paths and permission levels have resulted in a broad array of security threats and vulnerabilities. Traditional "fortress approaches" such as firewalls and IDS/IPS systems are no longer sufficient to defend against...

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Four Critical Steps to Address Database Vulnerabilities Before You Experience a Devastating Breach

Given the potentially disastrous consequences of a breach, it is important for IT and security leaders to be aware that there are simple and extremely cost efficient steps that any organization can take immediately to improve protection and reduce risks. How can your organization reduce risk by taking a proactive...

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Understanding Holistic Database Security - Eight Steps to Successfully Securing Enterprise Data Sources

News headlines about the increasing frequency of stolen information and identity theft have focused awareness on data security breaches - and their consequences. In response to this issue, regulations have been enacted around the world. Although the specifics of the regulations may differ, failure to ensure compliance...

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Supporting European Central Bank Internet Payment Security Recommendations

The European Central Bank (ECB) Recommendations For The Security Of Internet Payments sets forth numerous recommendations for European banks to enhance online fraud prevention practices. The ECB recommendations are more expansive and detailed, yet fundamentally similar to the US Federal Financial Institutions...

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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:...