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whitepaper Secure Computing Case Study: Niagara Corporation2007-11-07 Secure Computing
  Niagara Corporation is one of the world's foremost producers of high-quality specialty and commodity steel bars. The company wanted to improve security and reduce costs by replacing outdated firewalls, improving remote access, connecting the US and UK and reducing the dependence on UK leases lines. As they preferred a Linux-based, cost-effective solution with a large Unified Threat Management (UTM) feature set, the company selected Secure Computing's SnapGear and Webwasher appliances as Niagara's new gateway security solution.

Tags: Security Management, Security Tools		   
whitepaper Ministry of Education Gains Cost-Effective Control of IT Threats2007-11-05 CA (Computer Associates)
  The Ministry of Education is responsible for the provision of education to over 2,600 state and state-integrated schools throughout New Zealand. Many schools were running with inadequate or no anti-virus software, leaving them with little protection against virus infiltration. As a result, many school computers were infected with viruses and vulnerable to security threats. The Ministry of Education e-Learning unit now offers a comprehensive threat management solution to schools in what is believed to be the largest anti-virus and anti-spyware software deployment in the Asia-Pacific region. Teachers and administrators, whether working from school or from home, are now protected from malware.

Tags: Network Security, Security Management		   
whitepaper International Trade Forum Meets Technical Demands With Flexible Software Solutions2007-11-01 Microsoft
  The IT team needed to provide delegates with both operating system and business productivity software that would be familiar and easy to use. However, ease of use was not the only concern. Highly sensitive economic data would be stored on servers and constantly moved through the network. The IT team needed to ensure that all of its systems were safe from software viruses and other threats. Microsoft had been a traditional sponsor of APEC in the past. So when it came time to select software for APEC Australia 2007, Microsoft products were the natural choice. Both the media and the delegates took advantage of Windows Vista and the 2007 Microsoft Office system.

Tags: Windows Vista		   
whitepaper Microsoft Improves Security Policy Compliance With Network Access Protection2007-11-01 Microsoft
  With 71,000 highly mobile users worldwide, Microsoft wanted a new way to measure and improve its 300,000+ client computers' compliance with corporate security policies. The company deployed Network Access Protection (NAP), a feature of the Windows Server 2008 operating system, to improve the security policy compliance of its desktop computers, roaming portable computers, visiting portable computers, and unmanaged home computers. Now Microsoft is increasing compliance with security policies and adding efficiency to its security management process. The company also benefits from the scalability of NAP and the flexibility to deploy it for a variety of access scenarios - including virtual private network connections, Internet Protocol security access, and Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol address configurations - with varying levels of implementation.

Tags: Windows Server 2008		   
whitepaper Famous Ship Builder Boosts IT Security, Eases Management With Integrated Solution2007-11-01 Microsoft Tips
  Harland and Wolff, founded in 1861, is a renowned Irish ship builder and engineering firm with approximately 250 employees. The company recently updated its IT infrastructure by deploying Microsoft products and technologies, but it still lacked solid IT security protection for its employees' computers. That presented a major challenge because the firm needs to closely guard its design and engineering information. In early 2007, Harland and Wolff implemented Microsoft Forefront Client Security, a new software security solution that helps protect computers from spyware, viruses, and other security threats. The company can now offer its IT administrators simplified management and improved reporting capabilities. Additionally, this new solution integrates well with the organization's Windows-based infrastructure while providing automated administration and improved protection.

Tags: Security Management, Security Tools		   
whitepaper Banque Misr Safeguards Profitability and Reputation With Improved Threat Management2007-11-01 CA (Computer Associates)
  Banque Misr provides corporate, retail and Islamic banking services in Egypt. To help its corporate customers grow their businesses, the bank wants to be able to offer not only excellent financial services but also collaboration and development opportunities. With its IT systems and customer data at increased risk from viruses and malware, Banque Misr needed to find an effective way to protect its new infrastructure against these threats. Banque deployed CA for its solution, using CA Anti-Virus, the bank can ensure that it is protected against worms, Trojans, viruses and malicious mobile code. Crucially, Banque Misr can detect viruses in files downloaded from the Internet or email and stop them before they enter the company's network.

Tags: Network Security, Security Management		   
whitepaper Sign-On Simplification Helps Nationwide Children's Hospital Improve Employee Satisfaction and Patient Safety2007-11-01 CA (Computer Associates)
  Nationwide Children's Hospital, formerly Columbus Children's Hospital, is the 5th largest children's hospital in the United States. Their top priority was protecting the safety of their patients - this includes both the patient's health as well as the security of patient's personal health information. To accomplish this, Nationwide Children s needed their supporting IT infrastructure to be as responsive to their patients needs as their employees are. Nationwide Children s selected CA Single Sign-On to reduce both the number of passwords users need to manage and the time required for productive application interaction.

Tags: Security Management		   
whitepaper Inner Mongolia Electric Power Corporation Secures WAN With Juniper Networks ISG Series2007-11-01 Juniper Networks
  Home to 24 million people, the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region in northern China boasts the third-largest land area among China's provinces. With its WAN a mainstay to the Corporation's daily operations, protecting the network from security threats has become a key business challenge. In particular, the Corporation needed to thwart worms and viruses emanating from both internal LANs and the Web. Following comprehensive technical and cost evaluation, the Juniper Networks ISG 1000 and ISG 2000 were chosen as part of the Corporation's upgraded security framework. The ISG Series is a fully integrated firewall/ VPN/ IDP system.

Tags: Network Security, Security Management		   
whitepaper The quest to achieve best practices in healthcare information security2007-11-01 IBM
  IBM conducted an in-depth assessment to identify vulnerabilities in North Carolina's New Hanover Health Network's information security practices, with emphasis on their auditing activity and capabilities. This white paper explains how IBM helped them implement a series of best practices, thereby improving the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of their information systems.

Tags: Security Management, Best Practices, HIPAA		   
whitepaper Adena Health System Gets Total Protection and Support From McAfee2007-11-01 McAfee
  Adena Health System was founded in 1895 as a small hospital that served Chillicothe, Ohio. The company wanted to provide fast access to medical information, while maintaining security and compliance. Adena Health System deployed McAfee Total Protection - Advanced, which includes anti-spyware, anti-virus, anti-spam, firewall, intrusion prevention and Network Access Control (NAC) - with simplified single-console management in McAfee ePolicy Orchestrator (ePO).

Tags: Security Management, Intrusion Detection Systems