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Simplify the the Federal OPSEC Mission with Security Intelligence

Cyber threats pose a risk to federal agencies accomplishing their designated missions. By following best practices to simplify security intelligence, an agency reduces the burden on its security operations team and allows technology to do the work of surfacing and responding to cybersecurity threats. Download this...

6 Steps to Secure Remote Access

Remote access has been a concern since the dial-up days of the internet's infancy. But ubiquitous connectivity only increases enterprise security concerns. Download this whitepaper that outlines six steps to secure remote access: Surprising vulnerabilities in remote access How to secure the connection How to...

Top 5 Reasons Why Mobile will Transform Enterprise Authentication

There's no denying that the proliferation of mobile devices presents new safety challenges for enterprises and consumers alike. But these potential challenges can be mitigated, paving the way for mobile to become a trusted, convenient and multipurpose enterprise digital ID. Learn why mobile is the future of...

Transforming the Banking Experience with Trusted Identities

Today's FIs face a breadth of consumer demands, competitive threats and security and fraud risks. Acquiring and retaining consumers in a fiercely competitive marketplace flooded with waves of non-traditional players requires a consumer-centric digital strategy. The key enabler for an effective digital strategy is...

Trusted Identities: An Imperative for Digital Transformation

Modern enterprises are in the midst of a digital revolution, adapting to the demands of Business 2.0. They are looking to embrace new business opportunities, expand into new markets, and propose new product offerings, as well as be more agile in responding to existing demands. This transformation relies on digital...

Sponsored by Palo Alto Networks

Top 10 Public Cloud Security Recommendations

As business-centric groups continue to drive adoption of the public cloud, security teams are not always involved in the process. Dialogue between the security and business groups to achieve a public cloud architecture and deployment that accounts for both groups' demands is essential to effective...

Sponsored by Palo Alto Networks

Securing Traditional and Cloud-Based Data Centers with Next-Generation Firewalls

As virtualization drives greater adoption of hybrid data centers, the same security challenges facing physical data centers often exist within cloud computing environments. Next-generation firewalls provide a unique way to protect data center applications and data regardless of where they are located - on-premises, in...

Sponsored by Palo Alto Networks

Guidelines for AWS Hybrid Cloud Deployments

From a security perspective, moving your applications and data to AWS does not necessarily eliminate or minimize your security challenges. Regardless of their location - public, private cloud or physical data center - your applications and data are an attacker's target, and protecting them in AWS introduces the same...

Sponsored by Palo Alto Networks

Securely Enabling a Hybrid Cloud in Microsoft Azure

In a 2016 IDC CloudView survey, 80% of the enterprises contacted were actively engaged in public-cloud projects. The driving forces are a realization that the public cloud is "enterprise ready" and the need to be more agile, more responsive and more competitive. For those organizations that already have an existing...

A Breach Detection Rate of 100% wiith Zero False Positives is a Reality

Finding an effective breach prevention provider is critical in order to safeguard an organization's assets. NSS Labs subjected nine cybersecurity market leaders to comprehensive, rigorous testing to determine how well each product handled current advanced threats and attack methods. All vendor products were evaluated...

The Illusive and Intrusive Advanced Malware; How it Avoids Detection

Contrary to common assumption, "advanced malware" is not a singular type of superior malicious code or harmful object that can that compromises systems, harvests data or damages corporate networks. Rather, this term describes sophisticated behavior and evasion capabilities that certain strands of malware possess which...

How to Use GRC for PCI DSS Compliance

Implementing and maintaining Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS) is challenging in today's complex business and technology environments. Many financial institutions only partially comply. By incorporating PCI DSS into a holistic governance, risk and compliance (GRC) program, financial institutions...

The Security Advantages of Micro-Segmentation

As digital threats grow more numerous and perpetrators become savvier, you can't defend your network by taking the traditional, physical approach to IT security. Standard perimeter firewalls aren't designed to protect your critical workloads once an attack makes it inside the data center, and the "firewall-everything"...

Stop Data Center Attacks Before They Happen

Traditional approaches to securing data centers have focused on strong perimeter defenses to keep threats outside the network. Once attackers are inside, it's difficult to stop them. Download this infographic and learn how to: Divide the data center into distinct security segments; Transform your data center with...

Why Micro-Segmentation Matters Now

The latest statistics on data center breaches show that perimeter firewalls are still not impenetrable. But what cyber criminals count on is what they will find beyond the perimeter - a hardware-centric security model that has remained unchanged for years. Download this whitepaper and learn: Why micro-segmentation...